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NZ Autocar
27-04-2025
- Automotive
- NZ Autocar
MG Cyberster GTS due for launch later this year
It would appear that a fixed-roof Cyberster 2+2 Coupe is now on the actual horizon. The racy MG will go into production following the 2024 debut of a concept car at the Goodwood Festival of Speed. And it will be a four-seater, unlike the two-seat Cyberster convertible. The fixed-roof Cyberster GTS had a public outing last year at Goodwood. And now, at the Shanghai motor show, it seems like a production version has received the green light. It could land in time for the 60th anniversary of the original MGB GT in October. Asked for an update on the Cyberster GTS, MG parent company SAIC's design boss, Jozef Kaban, said: 'It's coming.' MG took the positive public reaction to last year's concept as a factor in giving it the go-head. The Goodwood exposure 'made it happen'. Kaban was speaking at the unveiling of the new MG Cyber X concept, a bluff electric crossover that's set to go on sale as the second model in the Cyber family, alongside the Cyberster. He said the success of the two-door sports car as a halo model for MG acted as an incentive to expand the Cyber line-up. 'It makes you smile,' he said. 'That's why we love cars, because you feel that they are there to make you….happy. They make you shine.' A new derivative of the sports car would effectively give MG's Cyber brand a three-car line-up. The marked difference between the Cyberster and Cyber X model lines suggests there could be enough design distance between them to expand the line-up further.
7NEWS
24-04-2025
- Automotive
- 7NEWS
MG Cyberster: New RWD drop-top EV adds more range for less cash
MG Motor Australia has announced a new entry-level version of its Cyberster electric roadster, which drops the starting price of the Chinese brand's flagship sports car to just under $100,000. The new 2025 MG Cyberster 77kWh RWD joins the existing 77kWh AWD variant released in August 2024, running the same ternary lithium-ion battery but with a single-motor rear-wheel drive setup. Pricing start from $99,900 before on-road costs in Australia, $15,100 less than its dual-motor all-wheel drive sibling. MG's new base Cyberster variant generates 250kW of power and 475Nm of torque from its rear-mounted electric motor (versus 375kW/725Nm). Zero to 100km/h acceleration takes a claimed 5.2 seconds, and the NEDC driving range is quoted at 552km – versus 3.2 seconds and 500km for the AWD variant, respectively. Hundreds of new car deals are available through CarExpert right now. Get the experts on your side and score a great deal. Browse now. Standard specification is largely the same as the dual-motor flagship, save for a couple of details. The Cyberster RWD swaps out the AWD's Sport Package Alcantara interior upholstery for Nappa leather, and it rides on smaller 19-inch alloy wheels compared to the AWD's 20s. All models are also now available in a new Mayfair Blue exterior paint (pictured up top). MG Motor also confirmed a new hardtop Cyberster GTS at this week's Shanghai motor show, which is effectively a production version of the MG Cyber GTS concept car revealed at the 2024 Goodwood Festival of Speed last July. Further details are scant and the GTS is yet to be confirmed for Australia, so stay tuned for further updates as the Cyberster GTS nears its global market introduction in the coming months. Pricing
Perth Now
24-04-2025
- Automotive
- Perth Now
MG Cyberster: New RWD drop-top EV adds more range for less cash
MG Motor Australia has announced a new entry-level version of its Cyberster electric roadster, which drops the starting price of the Chinese brand's flagship sports car to just under $100,000. The new 2025 MG Cyberster 77kWh RWD joins the existing 77kWh AWD variant released in August 2024, running the same ternary lithium-ion battery but with a single-motor rear-wheel drive setup. Pricing start from $99,900 before on-road costs in Australia, $15,100 less than its dual-motor all-wheel drive sibling. MG's new base Cyberster variant generates 250kW of power and 475Nm of torque from its rear-mounted electric motor (versus 375kW/725Nm). Zero to 100km/h acceleration takes a claimed 5.2 seconds, and the NEDC driving range is quoted at 552km – versus 3.2 seconds and 500km for the AWD variant, respectively. Hundreds of new car deals are available through CarExpert right now. Get the experts on your side and score a great deal. Browse now. Cyberster AWD Credit: CarExpert Standard specification is largely the same as the dual-motor flagship, save for a couple of details. The Cyberster RWD swaps out the AWD's Sport Package Alcantara interior upholstery for Nappa leather, and it rides on smaller 19-inch alloy wheels compared to the AWD's 20s. All models are also now available in a new Mayfair Blue exterior paint (pictured up top). MG Motor also confirmed a new hardtop Cyberster GTS at this week's Shanghai motor show, which is effectively a production version of the MG Cyber GTS concept car revealed at the 2024 Goodwood Festival of Speed last July. Further details are scant and the GTS is yet to be confirmed for Australia, so stay tuned for further updates as the Cyberster GTS nears its global market introduction in the coming months. Cyberster AWD Credit: CarExpert MORE: Everything MG Cybertser
West Australian
24-04-2025
- Automotive
- West Australian
MG Cyberster: New RWD drop-top EV adds more range for less cash
MG Motor Australia has announced a new entry-level version of its Cyberster electric roadster, which drops the starting price of the Chinese brand's flagship sports car to just under $100,000. The new 2025 MG Cyberster 77kWh RWD joins the existing 77kWh AWD variant released in August 2024, running the same ternary lithium-ion battery but with a single-motor rear-wheel drive setup. Pricing start from $99,900 before on-road costs in Australia, $15,100 less than its dual-motor all-wheel drive sibling. MG's new base Cyberster variant generates 250kW of power and 475Nm of torque from its rear-mounted electric motor (versus 375kW/725Nm). Zero to 100km/h acceleration takes a claimed 5.2 seconds, and the NEDC driving range is quoted at 552km – versus 3.2 seconds and 500km for the AWD variant, respectively. Hundreds of new car deals are available through CarExpert right now. Get the experts on your side and score a great deal. Browse now . Standard specification is largely the same as the dual-motor flagship, save for a couple of details. The Cyberster RWD swaps out the AWD's Sport Package Alcantara interior upholstery for Nappa leather, and it rides on smaller 19-inch alloy wheels compared to the AWD's 20s. All models are also now available in a new Mayfair Blue exterior paint (pictured up top). MG Motor also confirmed a new hardtop Cyberster GTS at this week's Shanghai motor show, which is effectively a production version of the MG Cyber GTS concept car revealed at the 2024 Goodwood Festival of Speed last July. Further details are scant and the GTS is yet to be confirmed for Australia, so stay tuned for further updates as the Cyberster GTS nears its global market introduction in the coming months. MORE: Everything MG Cybertser
