
China’s Trade-In Program Sparks Surge in Home Appliance Sales
China’s consumer goods trade-in program has spurred purchases of over 109 million home appliances this year, boosting domestic demand and signaling steady economic growth.
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China’s consumer goods trade-in program has spurred purchases of over 109 million home appliances this year, boosting domestic demand and signaling steady economic growth.

China is boosting its consumer goods trade-in program, pledging continued funding to encourage consumers to replace old products with new ones, aiming to stimulate domestic consumption and economic growth.

Over 20 million Chinese applied for electronics trade-in subsidies, boosting mobile phone sales by 74% before the Spring Festival. The government offers up to 500 yuan per device to spur consumption.

China’s home appliance sales hit a record 1.03 trillion yuan in 2024, boosted by a government-backed trade-in program that encouraged millions to upgrade their appliances.

China unveils new measures to expand its “old-for-new” exchange program and equipment renewal policies for 2025, aiming to stimulate consumer spending and industrial upgrades.

China is expanding its consumer goods trade-in program in 2025, adding new subsidies and products to encourage spending and drive economic growth.
China’s government-led trade-in program is fueling a green revolution, encouraging consumers to swap old products for eco-friendly alternatives, boosting sustainable development.