Core Viewpoint - The "National Old-for-New Subsidy" policy is entering a critical phase, with a unified deadline of December 31, 2025, for three major sectors: home appliances, digital devices, and automobiles. This presents a significant opportunity for consumers to take advantage of the subsidies before the deadline [1][4]. Group 1: Policy Overview - The unified deadline for the subsidy program is December 31, 2025, covering home appliances, digital devices, and automobiles [4]. - Local execution may vary, with some regions like Henan and Hunan advising consumers to complete purchases by mid-December due to tight quotas [5]. - The subsidy program has already consumed over 150 billion yuan, accounting for more than 50% of the annual quota [5]. Group 2: Subsidy Details - Home Appliances: Subsidies range from 15% to 20%, with a maximum of 2,000 yuan for high-efficiency products [7][10]. - Digital Devices: Subsidies are 15% for products priced up to 3,333 yuan, capped at 500 yuan for higher-priced items [7][10]. - Automobiles: Up to 20,000 yuan for scrapping old electric vehicles and 15,000 yuan for scrapping older fuel vehicles [7][10]. Group 3: Consumer Guidance - Consumers are advised to use the JD APP for optimal subsidy access, searching for specific terms to claim benefits [11][12]. - It is crucial to ensure that personal information matches across platforms to avoid issues during verification [12]. - Consumers should be aware of potential price manipulation and ensure invoices are correctly issued to qualify for subsidies [13][14]. Group 4: Urgent Action Recommendations - High-value items like air conditioners and premium smartphones should be prioritized for purchase to maximize subsidy benefits [17]. - Local subsidy channels are expected to reopen in July, with consumers in regions like Chongqing and Jiangsu advised to act quickly [18]. - For automobile subsidies, it is recommended to submit scrapping applications by October to allow for processing time [19]. Group 5: Future Outlook - The Ministry of Finance has allocated 81 billion yuan for the second batch of funding, with a high likelihood of reopening subsidy channels in the second half of the year [20]. - The consumption rate of the national subsidy pool has exceeded 50%, indicating that regions may run out of funds by mid-December [20].