Top CNG Cars Coming In 2025 – CNG cars are having fabulous demand these days in India. People love to have affordable cars that can be driven with less pollution and noise, and are easy to maintain. One more thing, which is coming now into the picture, is the latest features being designed in these CNG cars. The earlier belief that CNG cars are just common has been put to the test by some people by 2025. Sunroofs were previously a feature limited to the top petrol models, but even in the CNG versions, we have these imported factory-fitted sunroofs now.

Maruti Suzuki Brezza CNG

Among buyers, the 2025 option is supposed to be this Brezza CNG, with strong looks offset against economy in a compact SUV, all topped by the sunroof. Rarer sunroof CNG offerings are not found in this segment. It incorporates much of the stance of an SUV in the exterior styling, while it adds to the sunroof feel.
Comfortable for real-world returns of 25+ km/kg (which would certainly be impressive for the weight of this SUV, somewhat difficult to digest). Smooth, light on the steering in the city, good pickup, easy handling. Set up for everyday commute to the office, highly qualified in its cabin with ample space and seat comfort. And good ground clearance makes one never worry about speed breakers.
In short, the Brezza CNG is balanced on looks versus features versus mileage.

Maruti Suzuki Fronx CNG

What really stands out is the design of the Fronx CNG. It stands really defined for young buyers. I’m sure such a bright, beautiful, sunroof-adorned Fronx CNG is going to shine even more when it takes to the roads in 2025. In fact, it gives an impression that you are behind the wheel of a modern crossover, not that of some mundane hatchback.

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Top-notch performance on all scores except feels somewhat lacking in AMT, even in CNG mode; no feeling of underpower. For me, another reason for consumers to gravitate to it is that it returns a pretty attractive mileage of around 26-28 km/kg, so that’s another plus for most potential daily commutes. What is the quality of the cabin like? Well, it was slightly above the standard of most Marutis, great responsiveness of the functioning of the infotainment system, and yes, the sunroof definitely did contribute to a certain airy perception.
Thus, the Fronx CNG qualifies as Value-for-Money because it is a stylish CNG, loaded with features, with a sunroof.

Tata Punch CNG

In 2025, a factory sunroof would undoubtedly be the most exciting piece of news concerning the Tata Punch CNG. Punch is arguably one of the safest micro SUVs in India, but the CNG sunroof combo truly makes this model special.
Another plus point is that Tata’s dual-cylinder CNG system does not eat into boot space at all. The Punch CNG scores quite well in terms of looks, making in-city rides slightly nimble, where it returns close to 25 km/kg mileage. The ride is cushy, and it has light steering, making it comfortable to navigate in traffic.
The Punch CNG would have made a place for itself with people wanting a compact, safe, well-packed car offering sunroof features and lower running costs.

Toyota Glanza CNG

Glanza CNG should now be available with a sunroof in 2025 and has already received tremendous amounts of consumer interest. Well put together with Toyota’s reliability, combined with a proven Maruti powertrain. The Glanza CNG gives the smoothest possible ride, especially in city traffic.
Mileage is about 28 km/kg, very light steering, and just about perfect suspension tuning for Indian roads. With a sunroof, the Glanza CNG can give a feel of a premium hatchback. The interior may not be soft to the touch, but fit and finish are, for sure, among the best in this segment.
For those who want reliability, low maintenance, and a few premium features, the Glanza facelift is a good buy.

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Many exciting and practical options have emerged for 2025 if it’s going to be a factory-fitted CNG car with a sunroof. The best family buy appears to be the Brezza CNG, while the Fronx CNG would be the best option in looks for the youngsters, the Punch CNG might be the safest micro-SUV option, and the Glanza CNG would be the next choice in premium hatchbacks.
If mileage and comfort, for that daily drive or work commute, are your foremost priorities, then you can’t go wrong with any of these. It’s just a matter of deciding on your preference between styling, features, space, or fuel efficiency.

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