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Mini‑PV Price War in Germany Pushes 2 kW + Storage Bundles to About €1,149

Vendors flag a likely module price uptick from April 1 tied to Chinese export-policy changes and higher commodity costs, adding urgency to spring promotions under simplified plug‑and‑play rules.

Dank einer neuen VDE-Norm können Stecker-Solargeräte bis 960 Watt Leistung einfach per Schuko-Stecker angeschlossen werden.
Der „Erfinder“ des Balkonkraftwerks Holger Laudeley äußert sich kritisch zur neuen Norm.
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Overview

  • SolarMars lists a 2,000 W kit with Anker SOLIX 3 Pro at €1,199 and a code dropping it to about €1,149, matching steep cuts seen across rival offers.
  • Kleines Kraftwerk promotes a 1,000 W starter set for €299 and earlier advertised a 2,000 W + SOLIX 3 bundle for €1,139, underscoring how far pricing has fallen.
  • Solakon’s onLite starts at €189.99 without storage or €739.99 with a 2.11 kWh Solakon ONE battery, both designed for plug‑and‑play setup.
  • XXL eight‑panel packages around 4,000 W with storage span roughly €1,299 to €1,935, including options based on Anker Solarbank 3, Solakon ONE or Growatt NEXA.
  • Guides note that up to 2,000 W module power with 800 W inverter operation requires only quick MaStR registration, and typical savings are cited at a few hundred euros per year with 3–5 year payback.