Who understands the Dual Pane Power sunroof on the Chevy build?

[Hotwheels]

When I was exploring the features, I noticed an option for a "Dual Pane Power Sunroof" and got a bit curious. I've seen some folks mention a panoramic sunroof, and I wanted to clarify the difference. Typically, a panoramic sunroof stretches from the driver's side to the passenger's side and is much larger, giving that wide-open sky feel. But from what I’m reading, Chevy’s “Dual Pane Power Sunroof” sounds like it might be smaller, more like a standard sunroof than a full pano.

Anyone else looked into this or found any clarity on what Chevy's offering? Thanks in advance!

 

[FitEV2020]

I hope this YT video helps you!

 

[Hotwheels]

I hope this YT video helps you!

Thanks for sharing!!!!

 

[FitEV2020]

Thanks for sharing!!!!

No problem. I hope it helps you.

 

[IloveEVs]

Chevy’s Dual Pane Power Sunroof has two glass panels. Only the front one opens, while the rear is fixed.
It lets in more light and air than a standard sunroof but isn’t as large as a Panoramic Sunroof.
That one stretches over both rows for a more open feel. If you want the full sky view, go panoramic. Hope this helps!

 

[Hotwheels]

Thanks for the clarification, so, it’s more like a spacious sunroof but not a full panoramic experience. Sounds like a good middle ground if I don’t need the full open sky.

 

[SAsnobar88]

From what I read... Dual Pane Power sunroof on the Chevy is basically a fancy way of saying you get two big glass panels in the roof. Think of it like a giant window above you and your passengers. It opens up the cabin makes it feel way more airy and bright. Plus with two panels everyone gets a good view of the sky. It's a cool feature but you gotta wonder if it's worth the extra cash.