Video Summary
Here is a summary of the YouTube video review of the MG Cyberster:- The Cyberster is very quick.
- It’s expensive at $115,000 AUD before on-road costs.
- The MG Cyberster is based on the MG4 XPower
- The manual mirror is a "glaring miss" for the price point.
- It features scissor doors and a convertible top.
- It weighs nearly two tons.
- It has Brembo brakes.
- Four different touchscreens are found in the interior.
- The ride is described as "bouncy."
- It can do 0 to 100 km/h in a recorded 3.49 seconds.
- The brakes are underpowered for the car's speed.
- There's a strong suction from the GoPro mount.
- In comfort mode, the reviewer indicates a little bouncy ride experience.
- A real-world range of 360 km is possible.
- You can have a maximum DC charging of 155KW.
- Wireless charging isn't included.
- The front and rear suspension are described as completely decoupled.
- It features a faux leather steering wheel, although the buttons on it are not marked.
- The gear shifter's pattern is the same as a Chevy Corvette's.
- Rear view of the car’s light bar is pretty.
- The car is tuned for comfort, not sports car performance.
- This Chinese Car feels like it is out of a video game!
- The steering wheel blocks half of the digital displays.
- The sound system is “pretty good” but not high-end.
- There are 3 separate screens.
- The reviewer finds the Cybster’s front end more elegant. The review notes the rear end is more punk-esque.
- The reviewer indicates 2 doors with the push of a button. Doors go up.
- The front is more elegant. The rear is more Cyberpunk esque.
- The brakes aren’t right for this vehicle.
- There are two sensors to stop you from opening it. However, reviewers have had this door glitch.
- It is good that there is still a lot of boot and back area available for storage. Though he wishes there was a front storage.
- No wireless charger for the phone.
- Not great in a sharp turn, though it is fast.
- Overall, it is a beautiful car to look at. It is also very powerful and very luxurious.
