2026“国补”来了，一图读懂！

Group 1: Policy Overview - The notice regarding the large-scale equipment update and consumer goods trade-in policy will be released on December 30, 2025, outlining the support scope, subsidy standards, and work requirements for the "Two New" policy in 2026 [1]. Group 2: Equipment Updates - The policy will enhance equipment updates in the livelihood sector, including the installation of elevators in old residential areas and the updating of equipment in elderly care institutions [3]. - In the safety sector, the policy will increase updates for firefighting and rescue equipment, as well as inspection and testing equipment [3]. - The policy will also focus on updating equipment in consumer infrastructure, such as commercial complexes, shopping centers, department stores, and large supermarkets [3]. - The subsidy for updating old residential elevators will be adjusted from a fixed amount to a tiered subsidy based on the number of elevator floors [7]. Group 3: Consumer Goods Trade-In - The trade-in policy for consumer goods will concentrate resources on key consumer products with a broad coverage and strong driving effect [5]. - The subsidy for scrapping old operational trucks will prioritize support for the replacement with electric trucks [8]. - The subsidy for trade-in of old cars will remain capped for automobiles, with a shift from fixed subsidies to a percentage of the vehicle price [10]. Group 4: Specific Subsidy Standards - For scrapped eligible old vehicles replaced with new energy passenger cars, a subsidy of 12% of the new car sales price (including tax) will be provided, with a maximum subsidy of 2 million [12]. - For scrapped eligible fuel passenger cars replaced with fuel passenger cars with an engine displacement of 2.0 liters or less, a subsidy of 10% of the new car sales price will be provided, with a maximum subsidy of 15,000 [13]. - For eligible trade-ins of new energy passenger cars, a subsidy of 8% of the new car sales price will be provided, with a maximum subsidy of 15,000 [15]. - The trade-in for eligible fuel passenger cars will receive a subsidy of 6% of the new car sales price, with a maximum subsidy of 13,000 [15]. Group 5: Home Appliances and Digital Products - The home appliance trade-in policy will be adjusted to provide a subsidy of 15% for products meeting the 1st-level energy efficiency or water efficiency standards, with a maximum subsidy of 1,500 per item [17][18]. - The eligible home appliances include refrigerators, washing machines, televisions, air conditioners, water heaters, and computers [18]. - The subsidy standards for digital and smart products will remain unchanged, providing a 15% subsidy for items priced under 6,000, with a maximum subsidy of 500 per item [20].