Yes, but which cars other than Tesla don't give you the choice?

(Never heard of Fisker).

My 2008 Audi A3 had it and I loved it. First, the roof was black so it breaks down the shape (mine was white/black). Second, it makes the car feel more airy. Yes, it got hot when parked, to each beholder his own.

Everyone with Teslas around where I am recently discovered that this is super inconvenient when a nasty hail storm happens. I mean, all of our cars got totaled anyway, but they had the added insult of no longer having a roof and needing to tarp more of the car until insurance could do their thing.

With the cost of the bespoke glass, damage to it basically means the car is guaranteed to be totaled even in a less extreme scenario.

> Tesla is an outlier in that the car is designed only with a glass roof. It's not a hole in the existing roof panel like other cars.

Lots of cars have followed Tesla's lead: Ioniq 5, Mach E, etc.

I'm claiming that Tesla is an outlier in that they're not giving a choice. With the Ioniq 5 and Mach E, you can choose whether you want the glass roof or not.