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Germany’s Mini‑PV Price War Intensifies as 2 kW Storage Bundles Drop to €1,339—and Even Under €1,000

Retailers are rolling out integrated battery kits with smart‑meter control and quick setup to capture a fast‑growing plug‑and‑play solar market.

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Overview

  • Dealer Kleines Kraftwerk is selling a 2,000 W set with Anker SOLIX Solarbank 3 Pro for €1,339 including a free smart meter, free shipping and discounted mounts, with the new storage offering 2.688 kWh base capacity and backup output.
  • Solakon launched its ONE all‑in‑one battery (2.11 kWh) and cut bundle prices to entry points from €869.99, with a 2,000 W set at €989.99 and the option to stack up to 12.66 kWh via the Solakon app.
  • inFranken lists multiple Growatt NEXA 2000–based Quattro sets between €925 and €1,039 before shipping, noting the NEXA’s 2.048 kWh base capacity (expandable to ~8 kWh), four MPPT trackers and IP66 weather protection.
  • Berliner Morgenpost promotes a Solago 2,000 W kit with Anker Solarbank 3 Pro now starting at €1,379 or €1,499 with mounting, positioned as a plug‑and‑play route to cut household power bills.
  • Coverage underscores Germany’s Solarpaket 1 rules (800 W inverter limit, 2,000 W module cap) enabling larger mini‑PV, with low‑cost 1,000 W duo bases from roughly €279–€339 and cited average annual savings around €373 for 2 kWp plus ~2 kWh storage.