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Best Nano Ceramic Car Heat Control Film in India — 95% IR & 99% UV Protection

Stay cool on the road with Cosmo Sunshield’s advanced best car sun control film India. Powered by nano-technology, these high-performance window films block harmful UV rays, cut glare, and reflect solar heat—keeping cabins cooler and interiors well-preserved.

By reducing air-conditioning load and improving fuel efficiency, our car tint for Indian summer deliver measurable savings along with a more enjoyable driving experience. Designed to be sleek, long-lasting, and visually clear, Cosmo Sunshield automotive window films strike the perfect balance between efficiency and style.

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Our exclusive range of film offers

Up to 95% IR rejection

Better Fuel efficiency

More than 99% UV Protection

Reduced glare and comfortable rides



Our Premium Sun Protection Films

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Ultra Cool Series Automotive

Cosmo Sunshield's Ultra Cool Series window films redefine in-car comfort. Engineered for superior heat rejection, these films block more than 95% of heat causing infrared rays, keeping your vehicle noticeably cooler and increasing fuel efficiency by reducing reliance on air conditioner. Enjoy a more comfortable driving experience with reduced glare and over 99% UV protection, safeguarding your car’s interior and passengers. Upgrade your ride with the unparalleled performance of Ultra Cool Series.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Cosmo Sunshield offers automotive heat control films in VLT options aligned with the levels prescribed under Indian regulations. The prescribed VLT is 70% for front and rear windshields and 50% for side windows. Applicable regulations and judicial directions should be considered before installation.

Under Rule 100 of the Central Motor Vehicles Rules, the prescribed Visible Light Transmission (VLT) is at least 70% for the front and rear windshields and 50% for side windows. However, the Supreme Court has separately ruled against applying films or other material to vehicle safety glass, regardless of the film’s VLT. Therefore, meeting the VLT requirement alone does not make an aftermarket window film legally permissible.

VLT stands for Visible Light Transmission. It indicates the percentage of visible light that passes through the glass or glass-film combination. Higher VLT means a lighter and more transparent appearance.

Yes. Film does not need to be dark to reject solar energy. Advanced films can use technologies such as nano-ceramic materials to reduce infrared heat while maintaining higher visible-light transmission. Cosmo Sunshield offers films designed for heat rejection with high optical clarity.

There is no separate “RTO-approved” certification for aftermarket sun films. The applicable regulations specify VLT requirements for vehicle windows. Cosmo Sunshield offers automotive films in VLT options aligned with the prescribed levels under Indian regulations. However, it is more accurate to refer to these as VLT-compliant options rather than “RTO-approved films.”

Non-compliant window films can result in a traffic challan and removal of the film. Under Section 177 of the Motor Vehicles Act, the general penalty is up to ₹500 for a first offence and up to ₹1,500 for subsequent offences, where no specific penalty applies. Enforcement may vary depending on the circumstances and applicable local regulations.

Applying Cosmo Sunshield film does not automatically cancel insurance or the vehicle warranty. However, coverage can depend on the insurer, vehicle manufacturer and the nature of the modification. Always check the relevant policy or warranty terms before installation.

Performance varies by film and specification. Cosmo Sunshield automotive films offer heat rejection options, with its published range offering up to 95% infrared rejection and certain products showing higher heat-rejection figures under specified test conditions.

Nano ceramic film uses ceramic-based technology to manage solar energy while maintaining optical clarity. Unlike conventional dyed films, its primary purpose is not simply to darken glass. Cosmo Sunshield uses nano-technology in its heat-control film range.

Choose based on heat rejection, UV protection, VLT, glare reduction, optical clarity and your vehicle's requirements. Nano-ceramic films are generally preferred when strong heat control and clarity are priorities.

Yes. Heat-control films can reduce solar glare, making bright driving conditions more comfortable. Cosmo Sunshield lists glare reduction as one of its automotive film benefits.

Yes, by filtering harmful UV radiation and reducing solar exposure, window film can help protect interior materials from prolonged sun-related deterioration. Cosmo Sunshield films offer more than 99% UV protection on specified products.

Yes. UV exposure through vehicle windows can contribute to skin damage over prolonged periods. High-UV-rejection window films can reduce the amount of UV radiation entering the cabin. Cosmo Sunshield specifies more than 99% UV protection for its automotive heat-control range.

Yes. Heat-control films can be used on EVs, subject to the vehicle manufacturer's requirements and applicable regulations. Reducing solar heat entering the cabin may also help reduce the cooling load on the vehicle.

TSER means Total Solar Energy Rejected. It measures how much total solar energy the film prevents from entering through the glass. VLT measures visible light transmission, while TSER gives a broader indication of solar-energy control.

The cost varies based on the film series, VLT, vehicle size, installation and dealer. Cosmo Sunshield does not publish one fixed automotive installation price because requirements vary by vehicle and product.

The right film depends on your preferred VLT, heat rejection, glare reduction and appearance. Cosmo Sunshield offers multiple automotive film options, so the product should be selected according to the vehicle glass and intended application.

Heat-control film is applied to glass to manage solar heat, UV exposure and glare. Paint Protection Film, or PPF, is applied to painted surfaces to protect against scratches, stone chips and other physical damage.

Cosmo Sunshield products are available through its dealer network, and professional installation is recommended for proper application, clarity and durability. DIY installation can lead to bubbles, lifting or uneven application.

Installation time depends on the vehicle, number of windows, film selected and installation conditions. A professional installer can provide the exact timeline after inspecting the vehicle.

Film lifespan depends on the product, installation quality, climate, glass condition and maintenance. For accurate longevity information, refer to the specific Cosmo Sunshield product warranty and technical documentation.

Use a soft microfiber cloth and a mild, non-abrasive glass cleaner. Avoid abrasive tools, harsh chemicals and sharp objects that could damage the film surface or edges.

Yes. Cosmo Sunshield is a brand of Cosmo Consumer, a business unit of Cosmo First Limited, with manufacturing facilities in India, including its facility in Aurangabad, Maharashtra.

Cosmo Sunshield has a dealer network across India. You can contact the brand through its official website or customer support to locate an authorised dealer and installer.

Yes. Cosmo Sunshield offers window-film solutions for both automotive and architectural applications, including heat-control and safety solutions.