Haier Rolls Out Republic Day Offers Across Refrigerators, Washing Machines, and TVs

Haier has announced its Republic Day offers across a wide range of home appliances, running from January 22 to January 31. Instead of leaning on heavy headline discounts, the company is focusing on payment flexibility and add-on benefits that make larger purchases easier to manage.

The offers apply across categories like refrigerators, washing machines, televisions, air conditioners, microwave ovens, and robot vacuum cleaners.

What The Payment Options Actually Look Like

One of the more eye-catching parts of the sale is Haier’s “Pay Re.1, Take Haier Home” scheme. Under this offer, buyers can take home select appliances by paying just Re.1 upfront, with the remaining amount split into instalments.

Alongside that, Haier is offering EMI plans starting at ₹994, with repayment periods going up to 24 months. There’s also a one-EMI-off benefit during the offer window, which lowers the total cost over time rather than just reducing the price on day one.

Cashback And Warranty Benefits Included

Haier is also offering instant cashback of up to 25% on eligible purchases during the Republic Day sale. The actual cashback amount depends on the product and the payment option chosen, but it’s positioned as an additional saving rather than a replacement for EMI offers.

For buyers thinking beyond the initial purchase, Haier is also extending warranty options on select appliances. This adds some long-term reassurance, especially for higher-value products.

Which Appliances Are Covered

The Republic Day offers span most of Haier’s core appliance lineup. That includes refrigerators and washing machines for everyday use, large-screen LED TVs for living rooms, air conditioners for the coming months, as well as microwave ovens and robot vacuum cleaners.

Who These Offers Make Sense For

These Republic Day deals are likely to appeal most to buyers who want to spread out the cost of a big appliance rather than paying everything upfront. Families planning gradual home upgrades or first-time buyers setting up a house may find the EMI and low-entry options more useful than a straight discount.