Is the Ai3's sunroof going to be a game changer or just a gimmick?
Sunroof is an interesting feature that the spy shots of the Hyundai Ai3 have revealed. This is pretty unusual for a micro SUV in India, for the expected price point. In the Indian market, sunroofs have become popular, and many buyers are making it a must have feature. But critics say they don't do much in India's hot climate and could prove problematic in the long run. The sunroof in the Ai3: Is it a good call by Hyundai to offer differentiation, or just unnecessary cost and complication for a budget vehicle? Is Hyundai overestimating the appeal of a sunroof in this segment or will this feature actually sway buyers away from competitors like the Tata Punch?
Sunroof on a micro-SUV? That’s just asking for trouble. In the monsoons it'll leak, guaranteed.
I think it's brilliant. This could be the cheapest car to offer a sunroof, and sunroofs are hugely popular in India. It'll definitely turn heads.
It's a gimmick, and a smart one. At this price point, people will flock to showrooms just to see the “SUV with a sunroof.”
I’m all for it, so long as it doesn’t sacrifice on other important features. More choice is always good for the consumer.
Long term reliability is a concern of mine. I’m not sure if sunroof belongs in a budget car; they’re complex mechanisms.
It’s not about being practical, it’s about making the feel good factor. What sells cars is driving with the sunroof open on a nice evening.
I'd rather have a sunroof, but I'd rather have more powerful engine or better ground clearance. Here Hyundai's priorities seem off.
We shall see the final price and then judge. It could be a masterstroke if they can fit a sunroof without too much price hike.
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