Updated twice daily · A-grade, documented panels only · Prices are per panel, not installed
The short version
Solar panel prices in Pakistan move every day with the rupee, import duties and demand. The table below is refreshed twice a day with SNM’s per-watt and per-panel rates for A-grade Longi, Jinko, Canadian and JA panels. For a complete installed system, see our system prices by size.
Solar panel prices in Pakistan today
Updated 5 September 2026. Panel-only prices for A-grade, documented panels, based on daily market reference rates plus SNM’s margin. Stock and prices change daily.
| Panel | Watt | SNM rate per watt | Per panel |
|---|---|---|---|
| Longi Hi-Mo 7 (605 W) double glass n type | 605 W | Rs 42.50 | Rs 25,713 |
| Longi Himo X10 HPBC 2.0 Mono (635 W) | 635 W | Rs 41.50 | Rs 26,353 |
| Longi Himo X10 HPBC 2.0 Cells Bifacial (640 W) | 640 W | Rs 42.25 | Rs 27,040 |
| Longi Himo X10 Bifacial HPBC 2.0 (670 W) | 670 W | Rs 42.25 | Rs 28,308 |
| Jinko Bifacial (585 W) N-Type | 585 W | Rs 44.50 | Rs 26,033 |
| Jinko Mono (595 W) N-Type | 595 W | Rs 46.00 | Rs 27,370 |
| Jinko Tiger Neo 3.0 x20 (715 W) | 715 W | Rs 46.00 | Rs 32,890 |
| JA N-type Bifacial (605 W) | 605 W | Rs 43.50 | Rs 26,318 |
| JA Bifacial (715 W) | 715 W | Rs 44.00 | Rs 31,460 |
| Canadian bifacial Topcon (585 W) | 585 W | Rs 45.50 | Rs 26,618 |
| Canadian bifacial (610 W) | 610 W | Rs 45.50 | Rs 27,755 |
| Canadian bifacial (705 W) | 705 W | Rs 46.00 | Rs 32,430 |
How to read these prices
The per-watt figure is the industry’s standard way of comparing panels, because the same brand sells several wattages. Multiply it by the panel’s wattage for the per-panel price: a 605 W panel at Rs 42.50 per watt is about Rs 25,700. Our rate already includes SNM’s margin, and every panel we supply is A-grade with manufacturer documentation and warranty.
Panel price vs installed system price
A panel price is for the panel alone. An installed system adds the inverter, a mounting structure engineered for your roof, DC and AC cabling, protections and earthing, installation and commissioning, and the net-billing application to your DISCO. That is why installed prices are quoted per kW of system rather than per watt of panel: Rs 70,000 per kW for on-grid and Rs 150,000 per kW for hybrid with lithium battery. Buying panels alone and hiring a local electrician can look cheaper, but the inverter warranty, the structure surviving a storm, and getting the net-billing meter approved are where most of the value and most of the risk sit.
A-grade documented vs B-grade panels
You will see much cheaper panels advertised as B-grade or non-documented. These are typically factory seconds or grey imports without a valid manufacturer warranty, and their real output is often below the label. The price gap looks attractive until a panel fails in year three with no one to claim from. SNM installs only A-grade, documented panels, and the prices above reflect that.
Why prices change daily
Panels are imported, so the rupee-dollar rate is the biggest driver, followed by import duties and taxes, shipping costs and local demand. Prices have fallen sharply over recent years as manufacturing scaled up. If you are planning a system, the per-watt price matters less than sizing it correctly under Pakistan’s net-billing rules, which decide how much of your own power you actually use. Read what changed with net billing in 2026.
Frequently asked questions
What is the solar panel price in Pakistan today?
The table on this page is updated twice a day with per-watt and per-panel prices for A-grade Longi, Jinko, Canadian and JA panels. Rates move daily with the dollar and market demand.
Why is the per-watt price different from the installed system price?
A per-watt panel price covers the panel only. An installed system also includes the inverter, mounting structure, wiring, protections, installation and the net-billing application. Installed prices are Rs 70,000 per kW on-grid and Rs 150,000 per kW hybrid.
What is the difference between A-grade documented and B-grade panels?
A-grade documented panels carry the manufacturer warranty and import documentation. B-grade or non-documented panels are cheaper but have no valid warranty and often lower real output. SNM installs only A-grade documented panels.
Why do solar panel prices change every day in Pakistan?
Panels are imported, so the rupee-dollar rate, import duties, shipping and local demand all move the price. That is why this page is refreshed twice daily instead of quoting a fixed figure.
Want today’s price for a full system?
Send us a recent electricity bill and we will size the system, price it at today’s rates, and handle the net-billing application.
Which brand should you choose? Read best solar panels in Pakistan 2026, comparing Longi, Jinko, JA and Canadian.
Also see current solar inverter prices.