Cars With a Sunroof in India — Cheapest Variant of Each

58 of the 98 cars we track offer a sunroof on at least one variant — 541 variants out of 1108. The cheapest way into one is the Hyundai i20 Magna at ₹7,04,900 ex-showroom.

Cheapest cars with a sunroof under ₹10 lakh

12 of the 58 have a variant with a sunroof below ₹10 lakh ex-showroom:

1. Hyundai i20 Magna — ₹7,04,900 (single-pane)
2. Tata Altroz Pure S — ₹7,44,990 (single-pane)
3. Tata Punch Pure+ S — ₹7,51,990 (single-pane)
4. Kia Sonet HTE(O) — ₹7,87,900 (single-pane)
5. Hyundai Exter HX6 — ₹8,02,600 (single-pane)
6. Skoda Kylaq Classic+ — ₹8,29,000 (single-pane)
7. Tata Nexon Smart+ S — ₹8,51,990 (single-pane)
8. Maruti Dzire ZXi+ — ₹8,96,300 (single-pane)
9. Mahindra XUV 3XO REVX M(O) — ₹9,09,000 (single-pane)
10. Kia Syros HTE(O) — ₹9,21,900 (single-pane)
11. Hyundai Venue HX5 — ₹9,55,600 (single-pane)
12. Maruti Brezza ZXi — ₹9,94,900 (single-pane)

Every car with a sunroof, cheapest variant first

“Over its own base” is that variant against the cheapest variant of the same car. It buys everything else the trim adds as well, so it is the cost of reaching a sunroof, not the price of the sunroof. Ex-showroom, Delhi.

Where you can buy the sunroof and nothing else

On most cars a sunroof arrives bundled with a dozen other things, so no one can tell you what it costs. On 10 variant upgrades in our catalogue it is the only change we track — same trim otherwise, same engine, same gearbox. Those are as close as this market gets to a manufacturer pricing a sunroof on its own.

They come from 3 manufacturers — Maruti Suzuki, Tata Motors and Mahindra — the only ones in our catalogue that sell the roof as a trim of its own. Our figure in that last column is what the roof is worth on this car's segment; the headline valuation is ₹35,000 for a single-pane roof and ₹55,000 for a panoramic one on a mid-size SUV, scaled down for smaller cars. A manufacturer pricing the roof on its own is the closest thing to an outside check this method gets, so the two columns are worth reading side by side — on some upgrades they agree closely and on others they do not. How every valuation is set.

Cheapest panoramic sunroof

43 of the 58 cars sell the dual-pane panoramic roof on at least one variant. The 10 cheapest ways into one:

1. Tata Nexon Pure+ PS — ₹9,71,990
2. Mahindra XUV 3XO REVX EDGE (O) — ₹9,89,000
3. Kia Syros HTK+ — ₹10,75,900
4. MG Astor Shine — ₹11,34,100
5. Tata Curvv Creative X+ — ₹12,90,990
6. Renault Duster Adventure — ₹12,99,000
7. Hyundai Creta EX(O) — ₹13,14,200
8. Hyundai Bayon HX6 — ₹13,56,900
9. Maruti Victoris ZXi(O) — ₹13,69,000
10. Nissan Tekton N-Connecta — ₹13,69,000

Single-pane or panoramic

A panoramic roof is the bigger dual-pane unit, usually with a powered blind. 11 of these cars sell both, so the gap between them is a real price rather than a comparison across two different cars — though it buys the rest of the trim walk as well, not just the larger glass.

What to do with this

If a sunroof is the reason you are moving up a trim, the number that matters is the last column of the first table, not the price of the car. Where that figure is large, you are buying a trim level and the roof comes with it — so the question becomes whether the rest of that trim is worth having, which is what every car's own page scores variant by variant.

The two roofs have their own pages with the full variant list and the valuation behind each: single-pane electric sunroof and dual-pane panoramic sunroof. Prices are ex-showroom Delhi and exclude dual-tone and appearance editions, which are paint rather than equipment.