In the automotive market, panoramic sunroofs and traditional roofs have always been hot topics among car owners. Which design is more practical after all? We interviewed many car owners to hear about their real experiences.

Panoramic sunroof: Offers a wide view, but requires proper maintenance

The panoramic sunroof ensures that the interior is well-lit and offers a wide field of vision, making long-distance driving particularly comfortable. Mr. Li, the car owner, said. However, he also mentioned that the sealing strips and drainage system of the panoramic sunroof need regular maintenance; otherwise, leakage problems are likely to occur.

Traditional ceiling: Good sealing performance, but the light is relatively dim

The traditional ceiling has good sealing performance, so there is no need to worry about rain leakage. Ms. Wang, the car owner, said. But she also admitted that the light inside the car with a traditional roof is relatively dim, and driving for a long time might make one feel depressed.

Based on the feedback from car owners, we have found that panoramic sunroofs and traditional roofs each have their own advantages and disadvantages. Which design to choose depends on personal needs and driving habits. If you are looking for a wide field of vision and good lighting inside the vehicle, a panoramic sunroof is a good choice. If more emphasis is placed on sealing and stability, traditional ceilings would be more suitable.