Video Summary
Here's a summary of the YouTube video review you requested:The MG Cyberster electric car costs $115,000, making it a significantly more expensive model than MG is traditionally known for. For that price, other sports cars like a manual Toyota Supra, BMW Z4, or Nissan Z are viable alternatives, and the higher cost questions who the target buyer is. The Cyberster is visually appealing and distinctive, it could draw showroom visitors, showing MG can produce vehicles beyond budget models.
The rear design has elements reminiscent of Ferrari and Lamborghini, appearing edgy and aggressive. The wheels, however, don't match the overall aggressive design, the brakes include large Brembo calipers, though not floating discs, and single-piston calipers in the rear, it is disappointing for the price and high top speed.
The Cyberster has two electric motors powered by a 77-kilowatt-hour battery, generating 375 kilowatts, making it the most powerful MG ever, and able to go from 0-100km/h in a claimed 3.2 seconds. It has an official range of 443 kilometers.
The interior features a nice maroon and black color scheme with suede trim. The red steering wheel could get dirty quickly. It uses a large digital screen with three panels. The reviewer finds the lights in the interior to be too bright at night. Buttons control scissor doors, while drive modes and various settings are adjusted via the screen in the centre console. While complex at first, the interior layout becomes practical once familiar.
Driving with the roof down felt like a true sports car experience with good visibility. It includes a subtle faux sound from the speakers. It felt like a Grand Touring car. While it's handling well, with minimal understeer, the car bobs and rolls through turns, indicating suspension needs to be improved. It has decent traction. Its power can outrun the chassis. Suspension on par with Porsche or BMW would justify the price.
