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Yingli Solar Panel Price in Pakistan 2026 — Complete Brand Guide

Yingli Solar Solar Panels in Pakistan 2026

Founded 1998 · One of World’s First Major Solar Brands · Mono PERC & Bifacial

Quick Summary: Yingli Solar (Yingli Green Energy, founded 1998, Baoding, China) was once the world’s largest solar panel manufacturer and remains one of the most recognised solar brand names globally. Every Yingli solar panel sold in Pakistan today carries that manufacturing pedigree. In Pakistan, Yingli panels are available in Mono PERC and bifacial configurations across 250W–580W, with an average module efficiency of 21.6% and up to 24.1% in their highest-efficiency models. A trusted name for budget-to-mid range buyers.
1998Founded
Baoding, China
21.6%Average Module
Efficiency
24.1%Max Model
Efficiency
550–580WPopular Pakistan
Wattages
25 YrsPerformance
Warranty
176Panel Models
Available

About Yingli Solar

Yingli Green Energy Holding Co., Ltd., commonly known as Yingli Solar, was founded in 1998 in Baoding, Hebei Province, China. At its peak in 2013, Yingli was the single largest solar module manufacturer in the world by shipment volume — a remarkable achievement for a company less than two decades old. It was also the first Chinese solar company to sponsor the FIFA World Cup (2010, 2014), bringing global brand recognition to the solar industry.

Yingli went through financial restructuring between 2017–2020 following debt challenges, but has continued operations and remains a recognisable brand in international markets including Pakistan. Their product range spans standard Mono PERC, PERC bifacial, and newer high-efficiency models reaching 24.1%. In Pakistan, the 550W–580W Yingli Mono PERC bifacial panels are popular in the mid-range market segment, offering solid performance at competitive prices.

Yingli in Pakistan: Well-recognised among Pakistani solar installers and buyers, particularly for mid-range residential projects. The brand’s name recognition and decades of field data make it a solid mid-tier choice.

Yingli Solar Panels in Pakistan 2026

Available Models in Pakistan 2026

Model / SeriesTechnologyPower RangeEfficiencyWarranty
YL Series (Poly)Polycrystalline250–330W16–18%25-year perf.
PANDA Mono PERCMono PERC380–420W20.1–20.8%25-year perf.
Bifacial PERCMono PERC Bifacial550–580W21.5–22%25-year perf.
High-Efficiency N-TypeN-Type/HJTvariesup to 24.1%25-year perf.

Efficiency Comparison

Pak Market Avg
20.0%
20.0%
Yingli Poly
18.0%
18.0%
Yingli PANDA PERC
20.8%
20.8%
Yingli Bifacial
22.0%
22.0%
Yingli N-Type Max
24.1%
24.1%

Yingli Solar Solar Panel Prices in Pakistan 2026

Updated market rates — verify with your local supplier for current figures:

PanelPrice/WattPanel PriceStatus
Yingli 585,590 Watt, Panda 3.0 N-Type, Top-con, Bi-facial Module41.75 Rs/W24,570 PKRIn stock
Yingli 610,615,625,630 Watt Panda 3.0 Pro N-Type, Mono Bi-facial, Dual Glass40.25 Rs/W25,515 PKRIn stock
Yingli 700, 710, 715, 720 Watt Panda 3.0 Plus, N-Type, Top Con, Bi-facial Dual Glass41.75 Rs/W30,030 PKRIn stock
Buying Note: Prices vary with PKR/USD exchange rate, city, and order size. Always get an invoice with model and serial numbers and verify authenticity before payment.

Why Choose Yingli Solar in Pakistan?

  • 28 years of brand history: Yingli was founded in 1998 — one of the oldest solar brands in Pakistan’s market. Long track record of field performance data.
  • Former world #1 manufacturer: In 2013 Yingli held the top global spot by shipments — the manufacturing quality and process knowledge from that scale remains embedded in the company.
  • Wide wattage range: Yingli covers 250W to 580W+ — useful for smaller projects (sheds, rural homes) as well as standard residential installs.
  • Bifacial models available: Pakistan buyers can access bifacial Yingli PERC panels at competitive pricing — capturing rear-side reflected light for extra output.
  • FIFA World Cup sponsor legacy: Yingli was the first solar company to sponsor the FIFA World Cup (2010, 2014) — evidence of the brand’s global scale and marketing reach during its peak years.
  • Competitive pricing: Yingli typically sits in the mid-range price tier in Pakistan, offering solid Mono PERC performance at accessible prices for budget-conscious buyers.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Yingli Solar still a reliable brand after its 2017 financial difficulties?
Yingli went through significant debt restructuring between 2017–2020 following overexpansion. The company has continued operations since then. While Yingli is no longer at the scale of its 2013 peak, it remains operational and continues to sell panels in Pakistan. For Pakistani buyers, the main consideration is warranty support — verify that your local Yingli distributor can provide clear information about how warranty claims are processed.
What Yingli models are available in Pakistan?
The most common Yingli models in Pakistan are the Mono PERC bifacial panels in the 550W–580W range, which offer competitive pricing for mid-range residential installations. Older polycrystalline models (250W–330W) are also available at very low prices for small projects.
How does Yingli compare to Jinko and LONGi?
Jinko and LONGi are currently larger, more financially stable manufacturers with newer N-Type TOPCon technology. Yingli’s main advantage is competitive pricing, particularly for its Mono PERC bifacial range. For buyers who prioritise brand stability and the latest technology, Jinko/LONGi are safer choices. For buyers seeking proven mid-range performance at lower cost, Yingli remains a reasonable option.
Does Yingli make bifacial panels available in Pakistan?
Yes — Yingli’s Mono PERC bifacial panels in the 550W–580W range are available in Pakistan and are among the more competitively priced bifacial options in the market.

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Sources & references

Tariff, net-metering, and policy details on this page draw on the following official sources. Rates change often, so confirm current figures with the relevant authority or a licensed installer before you decide.

  • NEPRA — National Electric Power Regulatory Authority: electricity tariffs and the 2026 shift from net metering to net billing.
  • AEDB — Alternative Energy Development Board: solar policy, installer standards, and net-metering guidance.
  • Your local distribution company (DISCO) — for example LESCO, K-Electric, IESCO, MEPCO, PESCO or QESCO — for area-specific tariffs and the net-metering application process.