2026“国补”继续！几类补贴有变化→

Core Viewpoint - The new round of "National Subsidy" for 2026 has officially started, with a total of 62.5 billion yuan allocated to support the replacement of old products and enhance equipment updates [3][9]. Group 1: Digital and Smart Products - Digital and smart products will continue to receive a 15% subsidy, with a maximum of 500 yuan per item, maintaining the same standards as in 2025. The product categories have been expanded to include smart glasses in addition to smartphones, tablets, smartwatches, and smart home products [3][5]. - The subsidy applies to products priced up to 6,000 yuan, with each consumer limited to one subsidized item per category [5]. Group 2: Home Appliances - The subsidy for home appliances will focus on products that meet the 1st-level energy efficiency or water efficiency standards, excluding those that meet only the 2nd-level standards. Eligible products include refrigerators, washing machines, televisions, air conditioners, computers, and water heaters [5]. - Each consumer can receive a subsidy of up to 1,500 yuan for one item per category [5]. Group 3: Automotive Subsidies - The automotive subsidy has been adjusted to a fixed percentage of the new car sales price, with a maximum subsidy of 20,000 yuan for eligible vehicles. The eligibility criteria for scrapping old vehicles have been expanded compared to 2025 [6][8]. - For scrapped gasoline vehicles, the registration date must be before June 30, 2013, while for diesel and other fuel vehicles, it must be before June 30, 2015. For new energy vehicles, the registration date must be before December 31, 2019 [6][12]. Group 4: Support for Community and Infrastructure - The new round of subsidies addresses public concerns by increasing support for the installation of elevators in old residential areas, updating equipment in elderly care facilities, and enhancing commercial infrastructure such as shopping centers and supermarkets [11][13]. - The subsidy program aims to improve consumer access and increase the effectiveness of the subsidy distribution [19].