Bring the outdoors in with the Dual SkyScape® 2-panel power sunroof. This feature transforms
the cabin of your Chevrolet Traverse, Blazer, or Trailblazer by providing expansive views
and natural light for all passengers. The system uses two large glass panels to create an
open and airy environment, turning every drive into a scenic experience.
Dual Panel Design
The SkyScape® architecture features two distinct glass sections that span the roof of the vehicle.
The front panel offers full power functionality, allowing you to tilt or slide the glass to control
airflow. The rear panel remains fixed, serving as a skylight for second and third-row passengers.
Key Features for Peace of Mind:
Front Panel:
Power-sliding and tilting glass for ventilation.
Rear Panel:
Fixed glass to provide overhead views for rear passengers.
"Swipe to Share":
A power-operated shade covers both panels to block heat and light.
This layout ensures that airflow is directed efficiently while maintaining a quiet
cabin. You can adjust the roof to suit changing weather conditions without stopping
the vehicle.
Two switches located in the overhead console operate the Dual SkyScape® system. The driver-side
switch controls the glass panel, offering express-open and express-close capabilities. The
passenger-side switch operates the power sunshade. You can stop the shade at any position to
customize the amount of light entering the vehicle.
A mesh wind deflector automatically extends when the front panel opens. This component
forces air up and over the open space, minimizing wind buffeting and noise inside the cabin.
You can carry on a conversation or listen to music clearly even while driving at highway
speeds with the roof open.
Chevrolet Models with SkyScape
You can find the Dual SkyScape® 2-panel power sunroof on several
vehicles in the
Chevrolet
lineup. It is typically offered as part of higher trim levels or specific
equipment packages.
The Dual SkyScape® system includes an auto-reverse safety function for added protection.
If
the moving glass panel or the power sunshade encounters an obstruction while closing,
the
motor automatically reverses direction. This feature prevents the panel from closing on
hands or objects, reducing the risk of injury or damage to the mechanism.
Maintaining the System
Regular inspections help keep the power sunroof operating smoothly. You should check the
glass seal and track periodically for debris such as leaves or dirt. Keeping the track
clean ensures proper drainage and prevents water from entering the cabin. The glass
panels require only standard automotive glass cleaner and a soft cloth to maintain
clarity.
Certified technicians have the specific tools required to service the complex mechanics of
the dual-panel glass. If the sunroof moves slowly, makes unusual noises, or fails to seal
completely, professional attention is required. Attempting to force the panel manually or
using improper lubricants can damage the motor or track assembly.
Can this sunroof be installed on a vehicle that did not come with it?
The Dual SkyScape® is a factory-installed feature integrated into the roof structure. It
is not designed for aftermarket installation.
Experience Dual SkyScape® at Gordon Chevrolet
Visit our dealership to test the Dual SkyScape® 2-panel power sunroof. You
can operate the controls and experience the open view from the driver and passenger seats. Our
team helps you find the specific trim levels that include this feature.