MG Cyberster: The roadster we never knew we needed
Although MG has a history of making sports cars, the Cyberster is the first roadster to don the badge since the TF was discontinued in 2011. Chinese automaker giant SAIC Motor acquired MG in 2007. While the brand remains rooted in British heritage, its lower model SUVs now have the technology that make Chinese cars popular. The Cyberster’s design embraces MG’s rich history of sports cars. It looks almost Italian — the long bonnet with storm-eye headlamps, a clean side profile
The MG Cyberster marks the return of the MG roadster, a body style not seen from the brand since the TF in 2011. This new electric vehicle, a product of SAIC Motor, blends classic MG sports car design cues with modern luxury and performance features. Its striking exterior includes distinctive headlamps, a sculpted body, and unique arrowhead taillights, but the standout feature is its scissor doors, typically found on much more expensive vehicles.
The interior offers a premium experience with a mix of leather and alcantara, complemented by a driver-focused triple-screen display system. As a fully electric roadster, the Cyberster boasts impressive performance figures, including a claimed 375kW of power and a 0-100km/h acceleration time of 3.2 seconds when its dual-motor setup is engaged.
The MG Cyberster's arrival is significant as it introduces an electric roadster option to the South African market, offering a blend of luxury, performance, and distinctive styling at a more accessible price point than comparable vehicles.
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