Solar panel prices continue to vary across major cities in Pakistan, with differences driven by local market conditions, transportation costs, and dealer pricing.
Consumers may find more competitive rates in Karachi compared to cities such as Islamabad and Peshawar.
Market data indicates that solar panel prices generally range between Rs. 42 and Rs. 50 per watt across the country. Karachi and Faisalabad currently offer some of the lowest rates, starting from Rs. 42 per watt, while Islamabad records the highest prices, reaching up to Rs. 50 per watt.
According to the latest market estimates, solar panels are available at Rs. 43–50 per watt in Islamabad, Rs. 43–49 in Rawalpindi, Rs. 43–48 in Lahore, Rs. 43–48 in Quetta, Rs. 42–49 in Faisalabad, Rs. 43–49 in Peshawar, and Rs. 42–48 per watt in Karachi.
Industry experts advise buyers to compare prices before making a purchase. Visiting wholesale solar markets or authorized dealers in cities such as Karachi Saddar, Lahore Hall Road, and Rawalpindi College Road can help consumers secure better deals.
They also note that prices offered directly by some solar companies may be higher than prevailing market rates.
