10 Cheapest Cars With Sunroof in India (2026): Affordable Hatchbacks, SUVs & Sedans

August 21, 2026

This guide is based on V3Cars' 10 Cheapest Cars With Sunroof In India coverage.

The sunroof has gone from a luxury-car exclusive to one of the most in-demand features across nearly every price bracket in India — and manufacturers have responded. Hyundai, Tata, Kia, Skoda and Mahindra all now offer factory-fitted sunroofs on genuinely affordable variants, several of them under Rs. 10 lakh. Here's the complete, ranked list.

Cheapest Cars With Sunroof in India — Price List

Model	Sunroof Variant	Starting Price
Hyundai i20	Magna	Rs. 7.00 lakh
Tata Punch	Pure S	Rs. 7.40 lakh
Tata Altroz	Pure S	Rs. 7.42 lakh
Hyundai Exter	HX6	Rs. 7.95 lakh
Skoda Kylaq	Classic Plus	Rs. 8.25 lakh
Mahindra XUV 3XO	RevX M(O)	Rs. 8.71 lakh
Maruti Suzuki Dzire	ZXI Plus	Rs. 8.86 lakh
Kia Sonet	HTE (O)	Rs. 8.98 lakh
Tata Nexon	Pure Plus S	Rs. 9.23 lakh
Hyundai Venue	HX5	Rs. 9.35 lakh

1. Hyundai i20 — Rs. 7.00 Lakh

The Hyundai i20 is currently the most affordable car in India with a factory-fitted electric sunroof. Hyundai recently democratised the feature by adding it to the lower Magna variant. Sunroof-equipped i20 variants include Magna, Sportz (O), Sportz (O) Knight, Asta, Asta (O) and Asta (O) Knight. Beyond the sunroof, higher i20 trims add a 10.25-inch touchscreen, wireless charging and connected car tech.

2. Tata Punch — Rs. 7.40 Lakh

The Punch is the cheapest SUV with sunroof in India. The Pure Plus S petrol-manual is the entry point, with Adventure S and Accomplished Plus S also offering the feature. Tata's SUV comes with a genuinely wide powertrain spread — petrol-manual, petrol-AMT, CNG-manual, CNG-AMT and turbo-petrol-manual — alongside strong safety credentials.

3. Tata Altroz — Rs. 7.42 Lakh

The Altroz offers a sunroof from the Pure S variant upward, with Creative S, Accomplished S and Accomplished Plus S also included. It's offered across petrol-manual, petrol-AMT, petrol-DCT, diesel-manual, CNG-manual and CNG-AMT powertrains.

4. Hyundai Exter — Rs. 7.95 Lakh

The recently facelifted Exter offers the sunroof on select petrol-manual, petrol-automatic and CNG-manual variants, with HX6 being the cheapest sunroof-equipped trim. Sunroof variants span HX4 Plus (AMT), HX6, HX8 and HX10.

5. Skoda Kylaq — Rs. 8.25 Lakh

The Kylaq brings European styling and turbo-petrol performance to the budget sunroof segment, with the feature available from Classic Plus upward, through Signature, Signature Plus, Prestige and Prestige Plus.

6. Mahindra XUV 3XO — Rs. 8.71 Lakh

The XUV 3XO offers a genuinely wide spread of sunroof-equipped variants — RevX M(O), MX2 Pro, MX3, MX3 Pro, RevX A, AX5, AX5 Luxury, AX7 and AX7 Luxury — with higher trims stepping up to a full panoramic unit alongside Level 2 ADAS.

7. Maruti Suzuki Dzire — Rs. 8.86 Lakh

The current-generation Dzire became the first-ever Dzire to offer a factory-fitted electric sunroof, available on the top ZXI Plus trim — a meaningful addition that helps it compete against feature-rich compact SUVs in the same price bracket.

8. Kia Sonet — Rs. 8.98 Lakh

The Sonet offers one of the widest sunroof-variant spreads in the segment — HTE (O), HTK (O), HTK Plus, HTK Plus (O), HTX, GTX Plus and X-Line — reinforcing its position as one of the more premium-feeling options in the B2-SUV space.

9. Tata Nexon — Rs. 9.23 Lakh

The Nexon deserves special mention: it's the most affordable car with a panoramic sunroof in India. The "PS" variants (Pure Plus PS, Creative Plus PS, Fearless Plus PS) specifically get the panoramic unit, while Pure Plus S, Smart Plus S and Creative Plus S offer a standard sunroof. The Nexon spans turbo-petrol, diesel and CNG powertrains with a wide manual/automatic choice.

10. Hyundai Venue — Rs. 9.35 Lakh

The second-generation Venue, launched November 2025, is one of the most feature-loaded B2-segment SUVs on sale, with sunroof availability spanning a long list of variants — HX5, HX5 Plus, HX5 Knight, HX6, HX6T, HX6T Knight, HX7, HX8, HX10 and their Knight-edition equivalents.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the cheapest car with a sunroof in India? The Hyundai i20, at Rs. 7.00 lakh (Magna petrol-manual).

What's the cheapest SUV with a sunroof? The Hyundai Exter and Tata Punch are the two most affordable SUV options.

What's the cheapest car with a panoramic sunroof? The Tata Nexon — its Pure Plus PS turbo-petrol-manual variant is priced under Rs. 10 lakh.

Do sunroofs affect fuel efficiency? Having a sunroof itself doesn't meaningfully impact mileage, but driving with it open at high speed can slightly affect aerodynamics.

Are sunroofs useful in Indian weather? They improve cabin ambience and perceived spaciousness; most owners use the sunshade to manage heat during hot weather.

Which compact SUVs offer a sunroof under Rs. 15 lakh? The Hyundai Venue, Kia Sonet, Mahindra XUV 3XO and Maruti Suzuki Brezza all offer sunroof variants within this budget.

Is a panoramic sunroof better than a regular one? It covers a larger portion of the roof and lets in more light, giving a more premium in-cabin feel than a standard single-pane sunroof.

Final Word

Sunroofs are no longer reserved for flagship trims — the Hyundai i20 proves a genuinely affordable, well-equipped car with the feature is achievable at Rs. 7 lakh, and the Tata Nexon shows even a panoramic sunroof is within reach under Rs. 10 lakh. When shortlisting, check the exact sunroof-equipped variant carefully — as this list shows, the feature is often locked to specific mid-tier "S," "(O)" or "Plus" trims rather than the base model, so the sunroof variant's price is what matters, not the model's overall starting price.