Jackery entered the Canadian market on July 31, 2026, launching its HomePower Series of backup power stations [1].
This expansion allows the company to bring residential backup energy solutions to Canadian consumers facing power outages or seeking portable power for outdoor adventures. The move follows a U.S. launch of similar modular battery technology in June 2026 [2].
The company announced the arrival of the HomePower 2000 Plus v2 and the HomePower 1000 v2 in Canada [1]. While some reports indicate the broader HomePower lineup includes three systems, including the HomePower 3600 Pro Max, the initial Canadian entry focuses on the 2000 Plus v2 and 1000 v2 models [3, 4].
These products are designed for both home backup and outdoor use, supporting the company's "Power Out, Jackery On" promise [1]. The units provide a modular approach to energy storage, allowing users to maintain essential electronics and appliances during grid failures.
Pricing for the new power stations in Canada starts at $699 [5]. The announcement was made from Ottawa, Ontario, marking the brand's first official footprint in the region [1, 5].
Jackery is a global leader in portable power and solar generators [1]. The company said these specific v2 models are versatile tools for homeowners who require reliable energy reserves without a permanent installation [1].
“Jackery entered the Canadian market on July 31, 2026”
Jackery's entry into Canada signals a strategic push to capture the North American residential energy market. By offering modular, portable backup systems rather than fixed installations, the company is targeting a demographic that values flexibility and ease of setup for emergency preparedness.
