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JinkoSolar Panels in Pakistan: Models and Prices

Short answer

The Jinko solar panels price in Pakistan today is WhatsApp for today's rate per watt for Tiger Neo N-type panels of 615 W and above, or WhatsApp for today's rate per panel, depending on the exact model and stock. Almost every Jinko panel sold in Pakistan now is from the Tiger Neo N-type family; the older 580-585 W sizes are out of stock. Solar Works Pakistan supplies and installs JinkoSolar panels across Punjab; WhatsApp 0336 666 4321 for today's rate.

For prices across all brands and wattages, see the main solar panel price in Pakistan page.

JinkoSolar at a glance

JinkoSolar is one of the world's largest solar module manufacturers and one of the most recognised panel brands among Pakistani buyers. Its current mainstream range is Tiger Neo, built on N-type TOPCon cells. TOPCon is a cell design that adds a very thin passivating layer to the back of an N-type cell, which reduces energy losses compared with older P-type PERC panels.

Three things matter for buyers in Punjab:

We supply JinkoSolar panels sourced through established Pakistani distributors. We are not a manufacturer-appointed dealer; we choose Jinko when it is the right panel for a project.

Diagram

Jinko panels: stock today

615 W and above

Tiger Neo N-type: in stock

Below 615 W

Out of stock everywhere

Exact model and datasheet named in your quote.

Note: every panel below 615 W is now out of stock in Pakistan; we supply 615 W to 720 W. Older sizes are kept on this page for owners of existing systems.

Jinko solar panel price in Pakistan today by model

Model familyTypeCommon power classesPrice per panelPrice per watt
Tiger Neo (72-cell format)N-type TOPCon, monofacial575-590 W (out of stock)WhatsApp for today's rateWhatsApp for today's rate
Tiger Neo bifacial (72-cell format)N-type TOPCon, bifacial double-glass575-590 W (out of stock)WhatsApp for today's rateWhatsApp for today's rate
Tiger Neo (larger 78-cell format)N-type TOPCon615-640 WWhatsApp for today's rateWhatsApp for today's rate
Tiger Neo (210 mm-cell large format)N-type TOPCon, often bifacial650 W and aboveWhatsApp for today's rateWhatsApp for today's rate
Tiger Neo 3.0N-type TOPCon, latest generationAsk for availabilityWhatsApp for today's rateWhatsApp for today's rate
Older 540-550 W stockCheck datasheet (may be P-type)540-550 W (out of stock)WhatsApp for today's rateWhatsApp for today's rate

Each panel comes with a manufacturer's warranty per product.

Jinko solar panel 585 watt price in Pakistan (out of stock)

The 585 W Tiger Neo was the most searched Jinko panel in Pakistan, but it is now out of stock, along with every other panel below 615 W. For new systems we quote Tiger Neo 615 W and above. If you are extending an older 585 W system, new panels go on a separate string or MPPT. See the 585 watt solar panel guide.

Jinko solar panel 580 watt price in Pakistan (out of stock)

A Jinko 580 W panel was usually the same Tiger Neo design as the 585 W, sorted into a slightly lower power bin. It is also out of stock. The 580 watt solar panel guide explains power bins and what to buy instead.

Jinko panels in stock: 615 W and up

Jinko's larger-format panels need more roof space per panel, a stronger structure and careful string design, because they carry more current. They suit open factory roofs and ground arrays. See 600 to 750 watt solar panels before choosing one.

How to read a Jinko model code

The brand name and wattage alone do not identify a panel. The label on the back carries a full model code, and that is what should appear on your quotation.

JinkoSolar model codes start with JKM, followed by the power rating and a series of letters and numbers that describe the cell type, cell count and construction. In general:

What to do with this:

  1. Ask for the full model code on the quote, not just "Jinko 585 N-type".
  2. Check the same code is on the panel label and the datasheet you were given.
  3. If two quotes show different codes, they may be different products, even at the same wattage.

Is Jinko N-type a good choice?

For most rooftops in Punjab, a genuine Jinko Tiger Neo panel is a sound, mainstream choice. N-type TOPCon panels generally lose less output in heat and degrade more slowly than the older P-type panels they replaced. Our N-type vs P-type guide explains the technology without the marketing.

Jinko is not automatically "better" than LONGi, Canadian Solar or JA Solar. In a given week, the difference between these brands is usually down to stock, exact model and price per watt. For a fair side-by-side, read our best solar panels in Pakistan comparison.

Buying genuine Jinko panels

Jinko is one of the brands most often copied in Pakistan, precisely because it is so popular. Before you pay:

Our guide on how to check genuine solar panels walks through the Jinko serial-number check step by step, plus the physical signs of grade-B or refurbished stock.

Warranty route

JinkoSolar panels carry the manufacturer's own product and performance warranty, on the manufacturer's terms for that exact model. We do not quote warranty years on this page because they vary by model; the warranty is. Manufacturer claims are processed through the supply chain and the manufacturer. For systems we install, Solar Works Pakistan handles the first response: our target is to send service personnel within 48 hours of a registered complaint to begin diagnosis, and we take the claim forward with you.

Which systems Jinko panels suit

Your projectJinko option that usually fitsWhy
Home system, 6-15 kW, standard roofTiger Neo 615-640 W, monofacialCommon size, easy to source, fits standard structures
Elevated structure over a white or light roofTiger Neo bifacial double-glassRear side gains from reflected light when raised
Shop, school or office roofTiger Neo 615-640 WManageable size, flexible layout
Factory shed or ground arrayLarger-format Tiger NeoFewer panels and connections per kW, on a designed structure

Two design points apply whichever model you pick:

Solar Works Pakistan designs systems from about 6 kW upward. If you are not sure what size you need, start with the solar calculator.

Compare with other panel brands we supply

Get today's price or a free site survey

Jinko panel prices change often. Message us for today's rate on a specific model, or for a complete system quote with every item named in the BOQ.

We serve customers throughout Punjab, with projects from about 6 kW to megawatt scale. Site surveys are normally free. You can also use our contact page.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Jinko solar panel price in Pakistan today?

Today's Jinko price is WhatsApp for today's rate per watt for Tiger Neo panels of 615 W and above, or WhatsApp for today's rate per panel. The rate moves with the dollar, import costs and stock. WhatsApp 0336 666 4321 for the current price on a specific model.

What is the Jinko 585 watt price in Pakistan in 2026?

The Jinko 585 W Tiger Neo is now out of stock, like every panel below 615 W. We quote Tiger Neo 615 W and above instead; WhatsApp for today's rate.

Is Jinko Tiger Neo N-type?

Yes. Tiger Neo is JinkoSolar's N-type TOPCon range. The datasheet and the model code on the label confirm the cell type for the exact panel you are buying.

What is Jinko Tiger Neo 3.0?

It is a newer generation of the Tiger Neo range, announced by JinkoSolar in late 2024 with higher efficiency and power ratings than earlier versions. Availability in Pakistan varies, so ask us which generation is in stock before comparing prices.

Is the Jinko 580 W panel different from the 585 W?

Usually they are the same Tiger Neo design in neighbouring power bins, about 5 W apart. Compare price per watt and choose the better value on the day. Both are now out of stock.

How do I check if a Jinko panel is genuine?

Use the serial number on the panel label and check it on JinkoSolar's own website. Our genuine panel guide explains each step and the warning signs to look for.

What warranty do Jinko panels have?

They carry a manufacturer's warranty per product, on the manufacturer's terms for that model. On systems we install, Solar Works Pakistan also gives a 3-year structure warranty and a 1-year service warranty under the applicable project terms.

Sources

  1. SolarQuarter: JinkoSolar launches Tiger Neo 3.0