Webasto Se

Jerry Hu

Xiong Liu

Daniel Schuller

Zhu Sulzer

Andreas Josef Zunzer

Fisher Yu

Sulzer Zhu

The present disclosure relates to a vehicle sunroof comprising an energized sunroof glass, and to a vehicle. The energized sunroof glass comprises a rear glass and a front glass () being slidable relative to the rear glass. The vehicle sunroof further comprises a movable wire harness (), one end of the movable wire harness () is electrically connected to the front glass (), and the other end of the movable wire harness () is electrically connected to a main wire harness of the vehicle sunroof. A hard guiding member () is disposed inside the movable wire harness () and penetrates through at least part of the length of the movable wire harness () to guide the movable wire harness () to be rolled up or spread when the from glass () slides. The movable wire harness connection structure of the vehicle sunroof is small in size, and has fewer components but high integration. Further, the movable wire harness is not easy to get tangled and has a good self-guiding function during operation of the sunroof.

Vehicle sunroof comprising energized sunroof glass, and vehicle

The present disclosure relates to a vehicle sunroof comprising an energized sunroof glass and to a vehicle. The energized sunroof glass comprises a rear glass and a front glass being slidable relative to the rear glass, wherein one of the rear glass and the front glass is electrically connected to a main wire harness of the sunroof, and wherein the vehicle sunroof further comprises an intermediate electrical connection structure configured to electrically connect the front glass to the rear glass when the front glass slides relative to the rear glass to a predetermined position. The vehicle sunroof saves the number of wire harnesses, has a simple structure and high integration, and is easy to control.

A front connecting rod for a sunroof linkage, a sunroof linkage, and a sunroof assembly. The sunroof linkage is configured to drive front glass of a sunroof assembly to slide relative to rear glass, and the front connecting rod is configured to connect a glass-supporting rod of the sunroof linkage to a front slider. The front connecting rod may have an anti-turn-over structure, configured to be matched in shape to a sealing strip disposed on a peripheral edge of the rear glass, so as to prevent the sealing strip from turning over when the sunroof linkage drives the front glass to slide. The front connecting rod for a present sunroof linkage enables a sunroof to open to the maximum extent, and during sliding will not cause the sealing strip of the rear glass to be turned over and folded.

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Shanghai, China

Jerry Hu