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MG launches more affordable version of two-door Cyberster, and with more range

  • 27 April 2025
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  • Riz Akhtar
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Last August, MG unveiled its halo electric car, its two-door roadster, to Australian drivers, following it up closely with the launch and price tag starting $115,000 before on-roads.

Now, the brand has launched a more affordable single-motor RWD variant of the car – as opposed to the AWD only offering at launch – which starts at $99,900 before on-roads and delivers up to 552 km of NEDC range.

That’s 52 km more than the NEDC range figure of 500 km seen in the original AWD variant.

The latest, more affordable variant has a power output of 250 kW and a reduced torque of 475 Nm, helping it get a 0-100 km/h sprint time of 5,2 seconds.

MG Cyberster
Image: MG Australia

According to the brand, the Cyberster is a unique car which highlight’s the brand’s history which dates back over 100 years.

ā€œWe are excited to launch an additional variant in Australia. MG fans have asked for the rear-wheel-drive model, and we’re excited to now be able to deliver this model,ā€ MG Motor Australia CEO Peter Ciao said in a statement.

ā€œDriving the Cyberster brings a smile to your face, we hope the additional model will help more Australians share this feeling.ā€

On top of this announcement, another new colour is available in the Cyberster lineup, bringing the total number of colours to six. The latest being Mayfair Blue.

The Cyberster was launched in the second half of 2024 as the brand’s halo car in the Australian market.

It featured some unique technologies not previously seen in an MG electric car, such as scissor-opening doors and a drop-top roof.Ā 

MG Cyberster
Image: MG Australia

Inside, the driver sits in a 3-screen cockpit centred around the steering wheel. The cockpit is also designed to offer an experience similar to a high-end racing simulator.

There is also a premium 8-speaker Bose sound system on offer with multiple speakers integrated into the scissor doors.

These features along with its unique sporty looks, have helped the brand sell over 60 by the end of March.

The Cyberster also comes with MG’s 10 year, 250,000km warranty as well as being supported by the company’s nearly 100 dealers across Australia.

This latest variant is now available to order.

MG Cyberster variants and key specifications

CYBERSTER – 77kWh RWD CYBERSTER – 77kWh AWD
Battery 77kWh 77kWh
Power 250kW 375kW
Torque 475Nm 725Nm
0-100KM 5.2 seconds 3.2 seconds
Range (NEDC) 552km 500km
Wheels 19ā€ Alloy wheels 20ā€ Alloy wheels
Interior Nappa Leather Interior Sport Package Alcantara Interior
Colours English White

Sterling Silver Metallic

Camden Grey Metallic

Royal Yellow Premium

Diamond Red Metallic

Mayfair Blue Metallic

Australian MSRP From $99,900 From $115,000
New Zealand RRP From $109,900 From $129,000

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Riz Akhtar
Riz Akhtar

RizĀ is the founder of carloop based in Melbourne, specialising in Australian EV data, insight reports and trends. He is a mechanical engineer who spent the first 7 years of his career building transport infrastructure before starting carloop. He has a passion for cars, particularly EVs and wants to help reduce transport emissions in Australia. He currently drives a red Tesla Model 3.

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