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A used sunroof that fits one vehicle won't always fit another - even within the same model range. These questions help breakers match stock to your exact vehicle before they quote:
No — the Nissan Leaf has never been offered with a factory sunroof or panoramic glass roof on any variant sold in the UK, across either generation of the car. It is a battery-electric vehicle and Nissan kept the roof solid and unbroken on all trim levels, partly to maximise structural integrity and interior headroom for a relatively compact hatchback. If you think your car has a sunroof fitted, it is most likely an aftermarket installation rather than a genuine Nissan factory part.
It is almost certainly a mistake or a misunderstanding, as Nissan did not fit sunroofs to the Leaf at the factory in any generation — neither the first-generation Leaf (2010–2017) nor the second-generation Leaf (2018-onwards). A breaker quoting one may be referring to an aftermarket unit previously fitted to that specific car, or there may simply be a listing error. We would strongly recommend clarifying exactly what is being offered before proceeding.
Because no production Nissan Leaf was factory-fitted with a sunroof, there is no genuine Nissan Leaf sunroof pressing or glass panel that exists as a standard used part. Any sunroof assembly found on a Leaf will be an aftermarket product, and its compatibility with another vehicle would depend entirely on the brand and size of that aftermarket unit rather than any Nissan part number. A breaker would need to identify the specific aftermarket system fitted before any cross-vehicle fitment could be assessed.
No — even the top-specification Tekna trim did not include a factory sunroof on either generation of the Leaf; the Tekna adds features such as leather seats, a Bose sound system, and ProPilot driver assistance, but the roof remains solid across all trim grades. Trim level does not affect sunroof availability here simply because the option does not exist at any trim level from the factory. If you are looking for a panoramic or glass roof effect, aftermarket fitting is the only route, and a specialist trimmer rather than a car breaker would be the right contact.
If your Leaf has a leak or damage near the roofline, the parts more likely to be relevant are the roof panel itself, the headlining, door or window seals, or the rear windscreen seal — all of which are available as genuine used parts from breakers. If light ingress is the issue, the glass tailgate seal or a door aperture seal from a matching-generation Leaf is worth investigating. Describe your actual problem to a breaker and they will be better placed to identify the correct part than searching under 'sunroof'.