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Group 1 - The new subsidy policy for the automotive sector has been released, with the most beneficial price range being 150,000 to 200,000 yuan [1][14] - The policy is divided into two categories: scrapping and replacement, with different subsidy rates for purchasing new energy and fuel vehicles [2][15] - For scrapping, the subsidy for new energy vehicles is 12% with a maximum of 20,000 yuan, while for fuel vehicles, it is 10% with a maximum of 15,000 yuan [2][15] Group 2 - The replacement subsidy for new energy vehicles is 8% with a maximum of 15,000 yuan, and for fuel vehicles, it is 6% with a maximum of 13,000 yuan [5][17] - The optimal price range to maximize subsidies is between 150,000 and 220,000 yuan, regardless of whether the vehicle is scrapped or replaced [7][20] - The 2026 policy differs from the 2025 policy in that subsidies are now based on a percentage of the new vehicle price rather than a fixed amount, encouraging purchases of mid to high-end vehicles [8][21] Group 3 - The overall subsidy amount may decrease, but the structural change in the price range will lead to higher profit margins for manufacturers, promoting high-quality development [10][23] - Companies focusing on the 150,000 to 200,000 yuan price range, such as BYD, Geely, Changan, and Great Wall, as well as new players like Xpeng, Li Auto, and NIO, are expected to benefit [10][23] - The sales performance of new energy vehicle brands in 2025 shows that Leap Motor is on track to meet its target of 500,000 units, while others like Xpeng and Li Auto are around 400,000 units [11][24] Group 4 - The new subsidy policy is expected to have a significant impact on the automotive industry, with a focus on the 150,000 to 200,000 yuan price range being the most advantageous [9][22] - The ETF tracking automotive stocks listed in Hong Kong, which includes major companies mentioned, is suggested as a way to monitor investment opportunities in the sector [12][25] - The performance of key automotive stocks in the ETF indicates positive trends, with significant weightings in companies like Xpeng and BYD [13][26]