What is the difference between an electric sunroof and a panoramic electric sunroof?
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The differences between an electric sunroof and a panoramic electric sunroof are as follows: 1. Compared to a regular car sunroof, a panoramic sunroof has a larger area, covering about two-thirds of the roof, and is usually found in luxury models. 2. Panoramic sunroofs use self-sensing technology, automatically adjusting the tint of the glass based on external light conditions. 3. Panoramic sunroofs are divided into two parts: the front section can be opened like a regular sunroof, while the rear section remains fixed, allowing passengers to enjoy sunlight and views from outside. 4. The electric sunroof listed in car specifications refers to a standard sunroof that uses an electric motor to control its opening and closing. Panoramic sunroofs are also electric, but standard sunroofs are smaller, typically only covering the front seats, with a lighting area ranging from 0.2 to 0.4 square meters. 5. Panoramic sunroofs are a type of electric sunroof, but they are larger in size compared to standard electric sunroofs. 6. The glass area of a panoramic sunroof is approximately 0.5 to 0.8 square meters, sometimes even covering the entire roof. Panoramic sunroofs cater to rear passengers, so if the sunroof extends to the front edge of the rear seat cushions, it is considered a panoramic sunroof; otherwise, it is classified as a standard sunroof.
