Sichuan and Anhui have stopped implementing their automobile subsidy policies, leaving only some provinces in China continuing to provide subsidies.

Sichuan and Anhui provinces have discontinued their car subsidy policies, significantly reducing the number of provinces offering trade-in subsidies nationwide. Sichuan and Anhui previously offered subsidies of up to 15,000 yuan for new energy vehicles and up to 13,000 yuan for gasoline-powered vehicles. However, due to the policy changes, car buyers will face increased costs. Despite this, Beijing, Shanghai, Chongqing, and other regions still maintain their trade-in subsidies, and in some areas, they can even combine provincial and municipal subsidies, resulting in savings of up to 50,000 yuan. Consumers interested in purchasing a car are advised to quickly understand and take advantage of existing subsidy policies.