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All 13 cars with a sunroof under ₹10 lakh in India

13 cars on sale in India have a sunroof on a variant costing under ₹10 lakh, and the cheapest of them is the Hyundai i20 Magna Petrol MT at ₹7.00L ex-showroom.

Smallest step to a sunroof:+₹43,000on the Kia Sonet

Every price here is for the cheapest variant that actually has a sunroof, not for the cheapest way into the car. On 12 of the 13 that is a different trim from the one the car opens at, so the gap is what the feature really costs you.

₹7.41L into the car₹7.84L with it
How selective this list is
Across these 13 cars, 60 of the 133 variants under ₹10 lakh have a sunroof.
Models on sale
13
Variants
60
Price range
₹7.00L to ₹9.99L
Makers
6
Hyundai (4), Tata (3), Kia (2), Maruti Suzuki (2), Mahindra (1), Skoda (1)
Body styles
3
Hatchback (3), Sedan (1), SUV (9)
Fuels
Petrol, Diesel, CNG

Hatchbacks

ModelCheapest with a sunroof (ex-showroom)Variants with itSeatsWhich variant
Hyundai i20Premium Hatchback55Which to buy
Tata AltrozPremium Hatchback105Which to buy
Hyundai i20 N LineSporty Hatchback15-

Sedan

ModelCheapest with a sunroof (ex-showroom)Variants with itSeatsWhich variant
Maruti Suzuki DzireCompact Sedan25Which to buy

SUVs

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Cars with a sunroof under ₹10 lakh in India: the questions people ask

How many cars with a sunroof under ₹10 lakh are on sale in India?
13, across 60 variants from 6 makers, priced from ₹7.00L to ₹9.99L ex-showroom.
What is the cheapest car with a sunroof under ₹10 lakh in India?
The Hyundai i20 Magna Petrol MT, at ₹7.00L ex-showroom. That is the price of the trim that has a sunroof, not of the cheapest way into that car.
What is the cheapest automatic car with a sunroof under ₹10 lakh?
The Tata Altroz Pure S Petrol AT, at ₹8.02L ex-showroom.
Which makers sell cars with a sunroof under ₹10 lakh in India?
Hyundai (4), Tata (3), Kia (2), Maruti Suzuki (2), Mahindra (1) and Skoda (1). Hyundai has the most, with 4 of the 13.
Which variant do I need for a sunroof?
It differs by car, which is why a list of starting prices is no help here. On 12 of these 13 the trim that brings it is not the one the car opens at: the smallest step up is ₹43,000 on the Kia Sonet and the largest is ₹2.65L on the Maruti Suzuki Dzire. The table above shows the cheapest variant of each that has it.
How many of these have a panoramic sunroof under ₹10 lakh?
2 of the 13. The cheapest is the Tata Nexon Pure+ PS Turbo Petrol MT, at ₹9.72L ex-showroom. Not on the trim that first brings a sunroof, though: on every one of them it costs a dearer variant. The other 11 cars do not offer it under ₹10 lakh.
Do all variants of these cars have a sunroof?
No. Across the 13 cars here, 60 of their 133 variants under ₹10 lakh have it. Which trim you pick is the whole decision.

Prices are ex-showroom for the cheapest variant that has a sunroof, not for the cheapest variant of the car, and change without notice. Variant counts and specifications are compiled from public sources; always confirm with a dealer before buying.