2026年汽车、家电“国补”细则，来了！

Core Viewpoint - The implementation details of the large-scale equipment update and consumer goods trade-in policy for 2026 have been officially clarified, aiming to boost consumption and support various sectors through subsidies [1][9]. Group 1: Policy Implementation - The Ministry of Commerce and seven other departments issued a notification on December 30, 2023, detailing the implementation of the 2026 consumer goods trade-in policy [1][9]. - The policy includes subsidies for six categories of household appliances and four categories of digital and smart products, providing a 15% subsidy on the final sales price after discounts, with a maximum subsidy of 1500 yuan for appliances and 500 yuan for digital products per person per category [1][9]. Group 2: Automotive Trade-in Subsidies - The 2026 policy will continue to provide subsidies for vehicle scrapping and replacement, with a maximum subsidy of 20,000 yuan for scrapping eligible passenger vehicles and 15,000 yuan for purchasing new vehicles [6][16]. - As of December 28, 2025, over 11.5 million vehicles had participated in the trade-in program, generating over 1.6 trillion yuan in new car sales [7][15]. Group 3: Local Implementation and Flexibility - Local governments are allowed to determine specific subsidy categories and standards within the framework of the national policy, encouraging support for energy-efficient and environmentally friendly products [3][13]. - The policy framework allows local regions to use their allocated funds to support additional categories, including smart home products, while ensuring that the implementation remains effective and efficient [4][13]. Group 4: Rural Engagement - The policy emphasizes increasing participation from rural areas by enhancing offline business presence and guiding online channels to serve rural residents, ensuring they can access the subsidies [5][14]. - Local governments are encouraged to develop balanced subsidy funding and disbursement plans to ensure smooth transitions between months and quarters [5][14].