Does the panoramic glass roof get hot when exposed to the sun?

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VanSamantha
07/24/25 1:29am
Not necessarily, but it can get quite hot in the summer. Even with the sunshade open, it can still feel very sunny and the temperature can rise significantly, making the panoramic roof quite hot in the summer. More details are as follows: Pros and Cons: The advantage of a panoramic sunroof is that it can create a romantic atmosphere and enhance natural lighting. The downside is that models with panoramic sunroofs tend to be more expensive than regular models. Additionally, in the summer, it can get very sunny, and even with the sunshade open, it remains hot, making the panoramic sunroof quite uncomfortable in the summer. In the event of an accident, such as a side impact or a rollover, the B-pillar is the most critical part for testing the rigidity of the car body. However, modern panoramic sunroofs, in pursuit of larger areas and aesthetics, often minimize the B-pillar, making the car body more susceptible to deformation during side impacts or rollovers, thereby reducing the vehicle's safety rating. Function of the sunroof: Quickly cooling down the interior. After the car has been parked under the sun, opening the sunroof can help dissipate the high temperature inside the car more quickly. It’s better to turn on the air conditioning after the heat has been released.
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JasmineLynn
08/10/25 9:06pm
I used to have a car with a panoramic glass roof, and it did get extremely hot under the sun. In summer, the roof felt like a big steamer, causing the interior temperature to rise rapidly. I often had to turn on the AC in advance or pull down the sunshade to cool it down, otherwise, I'd start sweating as soon as I got in. In the long run, installing UV-blocking film or choosing a model with infrared-reflective coating helps a lot in reducing heat intrusion. Some friends also found that manually using a sunshade screen for the roof worked well. Overall, while the roof looks stylish, the heat is a major drawback. Fortunately, modern new models incorporate heat insulation technologies, such as double-layered glass with an insulating layer in between, which has significantly improved the situation. Wearing anti-glare sunglasses while driving and parking in shaded areas to avoid direct sunlight are small habits that can make the experience more comfortable.
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