Sunroof Difference, Moonroof, Panoramic: Here's The Retail

YOGYAKARTA - Some cars are equipped with various types of roof glass features that can open the light of the sun. However, there are actually fundamental differences between the sunrooft, moonroof, panoramic roof, and panoramic sunset.

According to Avudt, who owns Cibubur Auto Custom, the main difference between the three lies in the way they open.

Avudt explained that the sunroof is a type of glass feature that can be opened up or shifted out of the roof of the car. Meanwhile, the moonroof is a type of glass feature that can be opened inside or shifted into the roof of the car.

"In the moonroof category, there are two types, namely one step (one step) and two steps (two-step). Moonroof one step can only be opened and closed, while the two-step moonroof allows the glass to be partially or slightly removed," said Avudt, during an interview with reporters.

Avudt also explained that both the sunroof and the moonroof generally consist of only one glass and are usually located above the first row of the car.

Meanwhile, the panoramic roof has a larger glass and covers the area from the first row to the second row of the car. Keep in mind that in the panoramic roof, the glass is generally not open.

In the panoramic sunset, the windshield has the ability to open, allowing fresh air to enter the car cabin. However, the glass along the roof of the car usually remains static or cannot be opened.

Not infrequently some manufacturers give special names for this glass feature. For example, on Hyundai Ioniq 5, the roof of the car is referred to as "Vision Roof."

Understanding the differences between the sunroof, moonroof, panoramic roof, and the panoramic sunset will help consumers understand the features that exist in their cars. It can also help in car selection according to personal preferences and needs.

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