- Currently, none of the mass-market carmakers offer a fixed glass sunroof.
- Sunroofs aren’t suited for our conditions, yet they are a must-have feature these days.
- The sunroof-equipped variant of the WR-V is more popular than others, says Honda.
- A glass roof will prevent passengers from sticking their head and hands out of the roof.
- Several carmakers, including Renault and Lexus, offer glass roofs globally.
Wonder why the Harrier and even its recently unveiled 7-seat version, the Buzzard, do not have sunroofs? That’s because Tata deems the feature unsafe. And they have enough reasons to believe so.

But before we tell you why Tata isn’t offering a sunroof on the Harrier or any other car from its portfolio, it’s important we mention that Tata is working on various solutions to offer fixed glass roofs on its cars soon. This was revealed to us during the 2019 Geneva Motor Show where the homegrown manufacturer unveiled the Buzzard, Altroz, Altroz EV and the H2X.






























