Video Summary
- The MG Cyberster features scissor doors that add to its expensive feel and provide great access, including walking through for showmanship.- The design includes a sloping nose, and real vents, and the lights have unique patterning. The side skirt notes the 100th anniversary.
- What the reviewer does not like is the button for opening the door and the sensors that look like zits.
- The roof is available in black or red, and looks good in the red strawberry and cream color.
- The car looks more expensive than it actually is, starting around £55,000 and the AWD version is £60,000.
- The interior has a driver-focused cockpit, separate passenger area, vegan-friendly leather, and is said to be comfortable.
- The three screens, which are part of the infotainment system, offer navigation, Apple CarPlay, and driving information, but are a bit laggy.
- The rear deck is too long and sloping and the rear lights are cumbersome and childish.
- The car features Brembo brake calipers, alloy wheels from 19" on the rear wheel drive, 20"on the all wheel drive and has a sporty steering wheel, but no Matrix LEDs.
- Five annoyances include if parked on a slope with electric doors and, as a passenger, the inability to reach the climate control.
- However, if you want a Roadster electric convertible and can't find anything to replace it, then you should just buy it.
- This car has vehicle-to-load, but you need an adaptor. The rool-over bar in back creates a blindspot. The review 0-60 mph test came in at 3.43 seconds, not the quoted 3.2.
- The steering wheel is accurate and grips well. It is very quick, but can feel unstable at times.
