Sunroof and panoramic roof Renault: problems by model and engine

Documented faults, from most to least important

Severity × frequency. Below each one, the Renault models it appears in.

- High severityFrequency: OccasionalRenault Espace VBody recalls: bonnet, sunroof and rear spoilerThe Espace V had three recalls for body parts that could come loose while driving: the bonnet outer skin (2016), the sunroof (2016) and the top of the rear spoiler (2020). All are preventive recalls.
- High severityFrequency: RareRenault Captur IIFixed panoramic roof poorly bonded on Captur II built August–September 2019Renault recalled a very small batch of Captur II built between 21 August and 2 September 2019 because the bonding of the fixed glass roof could be defective and the glass could come loose while driving. The DVSA counts 22 cars in the UK.
- Low severityFrequency: OccasionalRenault AvantimeCreaking of the panoramic glass sliding roofAuto Bild lists the panoramic glass sliding roof among the Avantime's known weak points: it creaks and should be greased every year. There is no recall and no published costs.

By Renault model

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Frequently asked questions

What faults with the panoramic roof do Renault cars have?

In 3 models from Renault there are 3 documented faults with the panoramic roof. The most important: body recalls: bonnet, sunroof and rear spoiler, fixed panoramic roof poorly bonded on Captur II built August–September 2019 and creaking of the panoramic glass sliding roof. Each fault has its own page with the affected years and versions, the symptoms and the repair cost.

Which Renault models have the most problems with the panoramic roof?

Renault Avantime (1 fault), Renault Espace V (1 fault) and Renault Captur II (1 fault).