Cheapest Cars With Sunroof In India in 2025

Once considered a luxury, sunroofs have now become surprisingly accessible in India’s budget car market. 

Whether you’re drawn to the open-sky feel, added ventilation, or just want that little extra flair in your ride, manufacturers are offering sunroof-equipped cars at even prices under ₹10 lakh.

From hatchbacks to micro and sub compact SUVs, here’s a list of the most affordable cars in India that come with a sunroof, along with the exact variant where this feature becomes available and the price of that variant.

List of Cheapest Cars With Sunroof in India

Several carmakers in India now offer sunroof-equipped variants at surprisingly affordable price points. This list brings together a mix of hatchbacks, micro SUVs, and compact SUVs that offer a sunroof feature, starting from under ₹8 lakh. 

Here's a quick glance at the most budget-friendly cars in India that come with a sunroof, along with their starting sunroof variants and prices.

                                                                                                         *All the prices mentioned in the table above are ex-showroom

1. Hyundai Exter – ₹7.68 lakh (S Smart)

Hyundai brings sunroof accessibility to the budget SUV space with the S Smart variant of the Exter, priced at ₹7.68 lakh. The Exter micro SUV comes equipped with a voice-enabled, single-pane electric sunroof, making it the cheapest sunroof car in India.

Based on the Grand i10 Nios platform, the Exter targets buyers who want SUV styling without crossing the ₹10 lakh mark. With features like six airbags, a dashcam, and connected car tech, it offers big value in a small package. Powering it is a 1.2L petrol engine, available with both manual and AMT gearboxes.

2. Tata Punch – ₹7.71 lakh (Adventure S)

If you're hunting for the cheapest variant of the Tata Punch with a sunroof, look no further than the Adventure S, priced at ₹7.71 lakh (ex-showroom). 

The Punch carved its niche as India’s first micro SUV, combining rugged looks with a city-friendly footprint. Add to that its 5-star Global NCAP safety rating, and it’s easy to see why it’s a popular pick. Powering the Punch is a 1.2-litre petrol engine producing 88hp, available with both manual and AMT options.

3. Kia Sonet – ₹7.99 lakh (HTE (O))

The HTE Optional variant of the Kia Sonet, priced at ₹7.99 lakh, is the cheapest Sonet variant with a sunroof. While this trim includes a single-pane sunroof, it’s relatively barebones on other features.

Still, the Sonet’s upmarket styling and road presence are hard to miss. Despite being an entry-level trim, it retains the bold looks that have made the Sonet one of the top contenders in the sub-4m SUV segment. Engine options on the Sonet include 1.2L NA petrol, 1.0L turbo-petrol, and 1.5L diesel, however, the HTE (O) variant doesn’t offer the three-pot turbo petrol as an option.

4. Hyundai Venue – ₹8.32 lakh (E+)

Hyundai’s Venue also makes it to this list with its E+ variant, available at ₹8.32 lakh. The variant adds a sunroof over the base E trim.

The Venue has been a volume driver for Hyundai and continues to offer solid value. Like its cousin the Sonet, the E+ variant misses out on some creature comforts, but if you're after the cheapest compact SUV with a sunroof, the Venue is a top pick. 

Engine options on the Hyundai Venue include a 1.2L petrol, a more powerful 1.0L turbo-petrol, and also a 1.5L diesel. However, the entry level sunroof variant of the Venue, is solely available with the standard naturally-aspirated petrol engine.

5. Hyundai i20 – ₹8.76 lakh (Sportz (O))

For premium hatchback buyers, the Hyundai i20 Sportz (O), priced at ₹9.34 lakh, is the cheapest i20 variant with a sunroof. It comes equipped with an electric sunroof and is loaded with features.

The i20 is a pioneer in the premium hatchback segment and stands out for its sharp styling, refined ride, and impressive feature list. It’s powered by a 1.2L petrol engine, with both manual and CVT options.

6. Tata Altroz – ₹9.05 lakh (Pure S)

The cheapest Tata Altroz variant with sunroof is the Pure S, priced at ₹9.05 lakh (ex-showroom). This variant features a voice-enabled electric sunroof, adding a touch of premium to Tata’s already well-equipped hatchback.

For 2025, the Altroz gets a fresh update with tweaks to its design, features, and tech. Known for its solid build, stylish looks, and high safety credentials, the Altroz has always been a strong contender in the premium hatchback space.

Buyers can choose from three engine options: a 1.2-litre naturally aspirated petrol, a 1.2-litre turbo petrol, and a 1.5-litre diesel for better torque and efficiency. As Tata’s rival to the Baleno and i20, the Altroz stands out for its safety-fi₹t approach and veratile engine lineup.

7. Tata Nexon – ₹9.19 lakh (Smart+ S)

India’s favourite compact SUV, the Tata Nexon, offers a sunroof starting from its Smart+ S variant, priced at ₹9.19 lakh. The variant packs in a voice-enabled electric sunroof, along with several must-have features.

The Nexon enjoys a strong reputation for safety and value, making it a family favourite. It offers ₹ a 1.2L turbo petrol and a 1.5L diesel, with both manual and automatic transmission options.

8. Mahindra XUV 3XO – ₹9.54 lakh (MX2 Pro)

The newly updated Mahindra XUV 3XO offers a single-pane sunroof from the MX2 Pro variant, priced at ₹9.54 lakh. This compact SUV boasts powerful engines and a long features list.

It’s one of the few budget SUVs that offer a panoramic sunroof on higher variants. For buyer focused on space, performance, and tech, the XUV 3XO ticks a lot of boxes. Engine options with the XUV 3XO MX2 Pro model includes the 1.2L turbo petrol and the 1.5L diesel engine.

Cheapest Cars With Panoramic sunroof

If you're specifically eyeing a panoramic sunroof—the wide, full-roof glass panel that gives a more open and premium cabin feel, there are still a few budget-friendly options available. 

While most entry-level cars come with a single-pane sunroof, these models bring in the big-sky feel without pushing you deep into premium territory.

Here are some of the most affordable cars in India that offer a panoramic sunroof:

1. Kia Syros

• Available from HTK+ variant onwards
• Price: ₹11.79 lakh (ex-showroom)

Kia’s newest sub-compact SUV brings panoramic views to a wider audience, with a spacious cabin and feature-loaded trims even at lower variants.
 

2. Tata Curvv

• Available from Pure+ S variant onwards
• Price: ₹11.86 lakh (ex-showroom)

Tata’s coupe-style SUV offers futuristic styling, and a panoramic sunroof from mid-level trims makes it even more attractive for style-conscious buyers.

 3. MG Astor

• Available from Shine variant onwards
• Price: ₹12.47 lakh (ex-showroom)

MG’s compact SUV offers European styling, AI-based features, and now, a panoramic sunroof in the more accessible Shine variant—making it one of the best-value picks in this category.
 

4. Mahindra XUV 3XO 

• Available on the AX7 variant
• Price: ₹12.79 lakh (ex-showroom)

While the lower MX2 Pro variant offers a regular electric sunroof, the AX7 variant brings in a panoramic sunroof—making it the most affordable Mahindra SUV with this feature. That said, the XUV 3XO being a sub-four metre SUV has one of the smallest panoramic sunroofs in India.

If you're looking for a Mahindra model with a larger panoramic sunroof, consider the Mahindra XUV700. The XUV700 has one of the largest panoramic sunroofs in India, as far as mass-market vehicles are concerned. Its AX5 Select trim is currently the most affordable variant in the XUV700 lineup to come equipped with this features.
 

5. Hyundai Creta

• Available from EX (O) variant onwards
• Price: ₹12.97 lakh (ex-showroom)

The Creta remains the benchmark in the midsize SUV segment, and now even its lower mid-variant offers a panoramic sunroof—something that was earlier limited to top trims.