Osaka Battery Price in Pakistan 2026 – Updated Price List for All Models

My UPS died last week. Not a slow decline just dead overnight. It was three years old, bought from Raja Market, and cost enough at the time that losing it stung. Gone, just like that.

So there I was: 45 degrees outside, fan not moving, laptop battery at 11%, googling prices on mobile data while sweating through my shirt.

The search itself was a mess. Half the sites were showing 2023 prices. One had a chart with no year on it at all, which is somehow worse than no chart. I gave up and called my cousin, who lives near a battery shop in Faisalabad he texted me real numbers within three minutes. This article is basically that phone call, written down properly.

I ended up replacing mine with an Osaka, same brand as before. Not out of loyalty — I just asked two shopkeepers what they’d put in their own house, and both said Osaka without hesitating.

Why Osaka Though

Pakistan Accumulators makes it. The company has been around for decades, and that history matters more than the brand name on the box. A battery engineered for Germany’s stable grid and mild summers is a fundamentally different product from one designed around 8-hour load shedding and 45-degree heat. Osaka was designed here, for this. That’s the honest reason it holds up.

The other thing is dealer reach. I’ve found Osaka stock in places I didn’t expect — small cities, roadside shops, random markets. That kind of reach matters at 11 pm when your battery swells and you can’t afford to wait three days for shipping.

Get the Type Right First — People Mess This Up

This is where most bad purchases happen. Not a cheap battery — the wrong category entirely.

Car batteries are built for one job: a single massive burst to crank the engine. Once it starts, the alternator takes over, and the battery barely does anything for the rest of the ride. It rarely drains deep. Put that same battery in a UPS, though, and it’ll drain deep every single day — something it was never built for. This is the mistake behind most complaints I hear about a battery “only lasting eight months.”

UPS batteries are designed for slow, steady discharge over hours — that’s their rhythm. Solar batteries face something even harder: a full discharge and full recharge cycle every 24 hours, for years on end. That’s exactly why tubular plate design exists. Thicker plates, different chemistry, yes, more expensive — but it’s the only design that actually holds up under daily solar cycling.

I once had a solar installer try to sell me a flat-plate battery to save a few thousand rupees. I asked what he used in his own house. Tubular. That ended the conversation right there.

Motorcycle batteries are simple by comparison — small, cheap, just match the Ah rating to your bike’s specs. Generator batteries need a specific starting current, which Osaka’s 12GEN is built to handle. And if you’re the type who’ll forget to top up distilled water every few months, most of Osaka’s MF or DIN series batteries are sealed and need no maintenance at all.

2026 Osaka Battery Price List All Series

Current market rates. A few hundred rupees of variation is normal across dealers and cities.

Solar Series

Model	Plates	Capacity (AH)	Price (PKR)
SR100	9	55	Rs. 15,999
SOLAR 50	5	20	Rs. 6,999

Light Series Car Batteries

Model	Plates	Capacity (AH)	Price (PKR)
S65R/L+	11	40	Rs. 12,499
S70R/L+	12	50	Rs. 12,699
S75R/L+	9	50	Rs. 14,299
S85ZR/L+	11	60	Rs. 14,799
S90ZR/L+	11	60	Rs. 16,099
S105R/L+	13	80	Rs. 17,499
S110A+	11	72	Rs. 17,299
S115R/L+	13	80	Rs. 19,399
NS95R/L+	13	70	Rs. 18,599
V110ZR/L+	15	85	Rs. 19,899
V120ZR/L+	15	85	Rs. 21,699

Platinum Series — Medium

Model	Plates	Capacity (AH)	Price (PKR)
Platinum P-130 S	17	100	Rs. 23,999
Platinum P-140 S	17	105	Rs. 25,899
Platinum T-145 S	17	110	Rs. 26,999
Platinum P-150 S	19	115	Rs. 29,999

Platinum Series — Heavy

Model	Plates	Capacity (AH)	Price (PKR)
Platinum P-175 S	19	120	Rs. 31,000
Platinum P-180 S	19	180	Rs. 30,999
Platinum P-190 S	23	145	Rs. 33,900
Platinum P-200 S	21	130	Rs. 34,900
Platinum P-210 S	23	155	Rs. 46,999
Platinum P-225 S	25	175	Rs. 42,000
Platinum P-250 S	27	180	Rs. 51,000
Platinum P-260 S	27	180	Rs. 53,220
Platinum P-270 S	31	200	Rs. 54,770
Platinum P-290 Z	33	275	Rs. 62,999

Tubular Series

Model	Plates Per Cell	Price (PKR)
TA-1200	7	Rs. 52,500
TA-1500	5	Rs. 48,000
TA-1600	9	Rs. 55,000
TA-1700	7	Rs. 60,000
TA-1800	5	Rs. 58,000
TA-2000	9	Rs. 75,000
TA-2500	7	Rs. 75,330
TA-3000	9	Rs. 88,000

HT Series — Solar and Inverter

Brand	Model	Plates	Capacity (AH)	Price (PKR)	Warranty
Osaka	HT 1800	5	185	Rs. 35,000	12 Months
Osaka	Pro 2000	6	200	Rs. 40,000	12 Months
Osaka	HT 2500	7	250	Rs. 45,000	12 Months
Osaka	HT 3500	9	280	Rs. 58,000	12 Months

IPS Series

Model	Plates	Capacity (AH)	Price (PKR)
IPS 1200	19	120	Rs. 33,600
IPS 1300	21	130	Rs. 36,300
IPS 1600	23	160	Rs. 39,700
IPS 2000	25	170	Rs. 43,700

MF Platinum — Maintenance Free

Model	Plates	Capacity (AH)	Price (PKR)
MF 40GEN	5	20	Rs. 6,750
MF 50 R/L	9	38	Rs. 10,700
MF 60 R/L	11	40	Rs. 12,000
MF 70 R/L	11	48	Rs. 13,000
MF 72 R/L	12	48	Rs. 14,300
MF 75 R/L	9	50	Rs. 14,000
MF 80 R/L	11	75	Rs. 16,500
MF 100 R/L	13	80	Rs. 19,000
MF 110 R/L	15	90	Rs. 21,500

DIN Series — Maintenance Free

Model	Plates	Capacity (AH)	Price (PKR)
MF DIN 55	11	55	Rs. 22,800
MF DIN 66	13	66	Rs. 26,500
MF DIN 88	17	88	Rs. 34,200

Motorcycle Series

Model	Capacity (AH)	Price (PKR)
Super 4	3	Rs. 990
Supreme 4	3	Rs. 1,250
Supreme 4 GEL	3	Rs. 1,360
Super 6	5	Rs. 1,950
Super 7	5	Rs. 1,950
NP5-12	5	Rs. 2,150
Supreme 6	5	Rs. 2,300
Super 8	7	Rs. 2,360
NP7-12	7.2	Rs. 2,770
Super 10	9	Rs. 2,950
Supreme 8	7	Rs. 3,500
Supreme 10	9	Rs. 3,940
NP12-12	12	Rs. 4,400
6-GFM-18	18	Rs. 6,250

Generator Series

Model	Plates	Capacity (AH)	Price (PKR)
12GEN-MR35	5	20	Rs. 6,450
12GEN-MR45	7	25	Rs. 8,200

Why Prices Move Around

Two main culprits: lead and summer.

Batteries are mostly lead, and lead comes in through imports. When the dollar rate rises, battery prices tend to follow within weeks sometimes faster. This has happened repeatedly since 2022, and there’s no real reason to expect it’ll stop. If you’re buying right after a rupee drop, expect prices on the higher end.

Summer is the other driver. Every May, the same pattern plays out: load shedding worsens, people panic-buy UPS batteries all at once, and dealers adjust prices to match the demand. Nothing sinister about it just basic supply and demand. Buying in October or November usually gets you a better price on the exact same product.

One more thing worth knowing: two shops on the same street can quote different prices for the identical model. I’ve seen this myself in Lahore. The shop with more nearby competition tends to price more tightly. Call around before buying anything above Rs. 20,000 — it takes five minutes and can genuinely save you money.

What I Would Actually Buy

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Regular car, nothing fancy: the S90ZR or S105R from the Light Series covers most cars in Pakistan without issue. No need to overbuy here.

Home UPS with a normal household load: the IPS 1300 at Rs. 36,300 is the one most people end up happy with. It’s not the cheapest option on the list, but it’s fairly priced for what it delivers.

Solar system: go with the HT-1800 at minimum. Rs. 35,000 sounds steep until you run the math on replacing a Rs. 14,000 flat-plate battery every 12 months because it can’t handle daily deep cycling. Over 3 years, tubular actually wins on cost, not just performance.

Motorcycle: the Supreme 8 works for most bikes. It’s cheap enough that overthinking the choice wastes more time than the price difference is worth.

If you genuinely can’t remember the last time you checked your battery’s water level: get the MF 100 R/L or MF 110 R/L. Sealed, maintenance-free, and you can forget about it entirely.

One Warning Before You Pay

Fake Osaka batteries are a real problem in Pakistani markets. The casing looks right, the sticker looks right — the giveaway is usually the price, sitting just slightly below where it should be. A genuine product doesn’t consistently sell under market rate.

Before you hand over any money, ask for the warranty card. It should carry a dealer stamp and a purchase date. Check the battery body for the hologram too. If the dealer seems annoyed by these questions or can’t produce the card, walk out. A counterfeit battery in a solar inverter doesn’t just fail on its own it can take the inverter down with it. That’s not a risk worth taking to save Rs. 800.

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