Once considered an option only for premium SUVs, panoramic sunroofs have been finding their way into much more humble car models for a few years now. Be it the increased feeling of spaciousness, the incoming daylight, or just feeling swanky, panoramic sunroofs today find themselves at the very top of many car buyers' to-have list. And the best part of all this is that you won’t need to break into your savings to enjoy it. Here are five of the most affordable cars in India equipped with a panoramic sunroof and what stands out.
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Mahindra XUV 3XO
(Price: 7.28 lakh-Rs 14.40 lakh, ex-showroom)
One of the most talked-about SUVs, the Mahindra XUV 3XO, gets a panoramic sunroof in top-spec trims. This helps it stand out in the sub-Rs 12 lakh range offering both modern styling and this premium feature in a segment where it is not very common.Hyundai Creta
(Price: 10.73 lakh-Rs 20.20 lakh, ex-showroom)
The Creta offers a panoramic sunroof in its top-end trim. It’s one of the more established SUVs in India to bring this feature, combining it with a well-rounded package of features, comfort, and brand value.Kia Seltos
(Price: 10.79 lakh-Rs 19.81 lakh, ex-showroom)
Kia includes a panoramic sunroof in its premium trims of the Seltos. It competes closely with Creta in pricing while offering distinct styling and feature differentiation, with the panoramic roof being a key distinguishing factor in its higher trims.Maruti Suzuki Grand Vitara
(Price: 10.76 lakh-Rs 19.72 lakh, ex-showroom)
The Grand Vitara’s feature list in top variants includes a panoramic sunroof. It brings together Suzuki’s reputation for reliability and a premium roof option that’s still relatively rare in its price bracket.MG Astor
(Price: 9.65 lakh-Rs 15.16 lakh, ex-showroom)
MG India also offers a panoramic sunroof with the higher variants of the Astor SUV. As a tech-forward offering, the sunroof complements its other modern amenities, making it a compelling option in its class.Also Read: Rohit Sharma Brings Home Tesla Model Y — A Look At His Impressive Car Collection
Things To Keep In Mind
- Sunroof availability is often limited to top
trims, so your budget must accommodate that variant.
- Cost of ownership: roof maintenance, possible repairs, and added weight must be factored in.
- Heat and insulation: India’s climate demands good glass quality and proper sunshade, else the cabin can heat up.
- On-road pricing: ex-showroom is only part of it. Add registration, insurance, and state levies when comparing.
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