[Implementation Rules for the Shanghai 2026 Consumer Goods Trade-in Self-Selected Category Subsidy Policy Released]

Published: Jul 29, 2026 17:53

The Shanghai Municipal Commission of Commerce and seven other departments jointly released the “Implementation Rules for the Shanghai 2026 Consumer Goods Trade-in Self-Selected Category Subsidy Policy”. The implementation rules specify that individual consumers purchasing nine categories of smart home products—including smart cleaning robots (including floor-cleaning and window-cleaning robots), smart toilets (including smart toilet seats), smart beds (including smart mattresses), functional sofas (including massage chairs), smart range hoods, smart household gas stoves (including integrated stoves), digital cameras (including action cameras), smart water purifiers, and smart dishwashers—receive a subsidy of 15% of the final selling price after all discounts. Each consumer can receive a subsidy for one item per product category, with a maximum subsidy of 1,500 yuan per item.

For individual consumers purchasing age-friendly home products such as smart walking aids (including electric wheelchairs and exoskeleton robots), a subsidy of 20% of the final selling price after all discounts is provided. Each consumer can receive a subsidy for one item per product category, with a maximum subsidy of 2,000 yuan per item.

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