MG Cyberster

MG Cyberster: Key Highlights

The moment you first see the MG Cyberster in the flesh, you realise this is not just another electric car. MG has dipped into its heritage of building fun, open-top sports cars and brought that charm into the 21st century with an all-electric twist. It’s a bold move—two-seat roadsters aren’t exactly the mass-market choice—but it’s also a welcome reminder that EVs can be about more than just efficiency and range anxiety.

This is MG telling the world it still knows how to make something desirable, something you’d want even if you don’t need it.

MG Cyberster: Design and Styling

The Cyberster is the spiritual successor to its MG B roadster from the 1960s, but its designs couldn’t stray further. The Cyberster has smooth lines and a cohesive design, with the standout element of course being the Lamborghini-style, electrically operated scissor doors. These alone are sure to be a big draw for potential customers. The long bonnet also gives it the classic roadster silhouette, and it’s an aerodynamically efficient design, with a drag coefficient of just 0.26. The 20-inch alloys with polished edges also look attractive.