A sunroof is arguably India’s favourite feature. While it may have little to no practical use, Indians love that extra bit of sunlight inside the cabin. Which is why today we will be looking at 3 of the cheapest cars to get a sunroof.Attention Readers! Join us on the WhatsApp Community for daily auto news updates.
Cheapest Cars With Sunroof – Tata Altroz Pure S – Rs 8.76 lakh
The Tata Altroz may not be the most popular model, but it remains a good value-for-money product. The Pure S variant gets a lot of features like a rear parking camera, an 8-inch screen, cruise control, 6 airbags, auto-headlamps, automatic climate control, auto-fold ORVMs, and an electric sunroof.
The Pure S gets a 1.2-litre NA petrol engine (87bhp & 115Nm) mated to a 5-speed manual gearbox. If you pay a bit more, you can also get it with an AMT, CNG-MT or a CNG-AMT powertrain.
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Tata Punch Pure Plus S – Rs 8.76 lakh
When it comes to features, Tata doesn’t shy away. The Pure Plus S is the cheapest trim to get an electric sunroof. Along with a sunroof, it gets plenty of features like auto-headlamps, wireless Android Auto & Apple CarPlay, reverse parking camera, 8-inch infotainment screen, cruise control, rear AC vents, etc.
As standard, it gets a 1.2-litre NA petrol engine (87bhp & 115Nm) mated to a 5-speed manual gearbox. This variant is also available with AMT and CNG-MT options, but you have to pay around Rs 63,000 and 93,000 extra, respectively.
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Cheapest Cars With Sunroof – Hyundai i20 Magna – Rs 8.30 lakh
i20 Knight edition used for reference
Buying the Hyundai i20 Magna is the cheapest way to get your hands on a sunroof-equipped car. However, if you were to pick this variant, you would also make a big sacrifice of an infotainment system. The equipment list is quite bare-bones, with electrically adjustable ORVMs, front & rear speakers, rear AC vents, halogen headlamps, and all 4 power windows.
If you want both, an infotainment screen and a sunroof, you would have to opt for the Sportz (O) variant, which costs almost Rs 1 lakh more. On the powertrain front, it gets the 1.2-litre NA petrol engine (82bhp & 115Nm) and comes with a 5-speed manual as standard. There is no automatic gearbox on offer for the Magna variant.
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