Cheap Mercedes-Benz EQA Sunroof

The EQA was not offered with a factory-fitted sunroof or panoramic glass roof as standard or as an option in any of its variants sold in the UK — the roof is a solid fixed panel throughout the range. If you're looking for roof glass, you may be thinking of the fixed panoramic-style tinted rear roof section some EQAs have, but that is not an openable sunroof. Check your specific vehicle against its original build spec if you're unsure what you have.

No reputable breaker should be offering a sunroof from an EQA, as Mercedes-Benz did not fit an openable sunroof to this model in any configuration. It's possible there has been a misidentification, or the seller is confusing the EQA with another Mercedes model such as the GLC or GLE, which were available with panoramic sunroofs. We'd recommend going back to the breaker and confirming exactly which vehicle the part has come from before purchasing.

Whether panels or glass components from the EQB or GLA interchange with the EQA is something you'd need to confirm directly with the breaker against your registration, as pressing and body differences between same-platform variants sold under different names are not something we can confirm as fact. More importantly, since the EQA itself was not offered with a sunroof, there would be no corresponding aperture in the roof for one to fit into without significant structural modification. This is a job that goes well beyond a straightforward used-part swap.

If your EQA has a dark tinted panel at the rear of the roof, you may be looking for the fixed rear roof glass or a roof panel rather than an openable sunroof assembly. Alternatively, if you have a damaged outer roof skin, you'd be looking for a roof panel rather than any sunroof mechanism. Describe exactly what's damaged or missing to your breaker with your registration to make sure you get the right part quoted.