What is the Difference Between an Electric Sunroof and a Panoramic Sunroof?

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McClara
07/30/25 5:47am
The difference between an electric sunroof and a panoramic sunroof lies in the glass area: the glass area of an electric sunroof ranges between 0.2 to 0.4 square meters, while that of a panoramic sunroof ranges between 0.5 to 0.8 square meters. Types of panoramic sunroofs: 1. Fixed panoramic sunroof, where the roof's sunroof is made of a single piece of glass and cannot be opened; 2. Segmented openable panoramic sunroof, including dual sunroof panoramic sunroof and spliced panoramic sunroof; 3. Fully openable panoramic sunroof, which has the large-area lighting capability of a panoramic sunroof and operates functionally like a regular sunroof, but its area is smaller than that of a spliced type, not exceeding half of the roof area.
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