Video Summary
- The MG Cyberster throws off the brand's "stodgy" British reputation.- It has sprinklings of Britishness such as the headlights that resemble those on the MGTF and Jaguar F-Type.
- It is bigger than its predecessor, the MGTF, but only by around 30cm in length and width.
- It is heavier than the MGTF by 800kg.
- The exterior has Brembo brakes and Pirelli P Zero tires.
- The rear of the car features Union Jack-esque tail lights that can also be seen as giant arrows.
- The boot is tiny but can fit golf clubs.
- It is agile, nimble, easy and effortless to drive.
- Even with steering by wire, the steering feedback is precise, accurate and enjoyable.
- It is soft in the right places, but helps you grip onto the road when needed.
- It goes from 0-62 mph in 4.6 seconds.
- Interior features lovely materials like metallic bits, Alcantara, and suede.
- It has lots of piano black plastic, which is not a good thing.
- There are drive mode buttons that are overly complicated.
- Four screens are too many for a small sports car.
- The map is partially blocked by the steering wheel.
- The price starts at around 300,000 RMB and goes up to around 350,000 RMB. In the UK, the expected price is around 50,000 pounds.
- The car comes in two battery flavors, a 77kWh battery and a 64kWh battery giving the car an estimated 360 miles of CLTC range.
- The wind deflectors in the back are a downside as it feels blustery when you go over 70 kilometers an hour with the roof down.
