MG Cyberster

MG's first electric roadster has gone on sale in Australia, and the brand's design director wants more affordable sports cars to follow it.

Australia's first electric convertible is here, with the MG Cyberster starting from $115,000 before on-road costs.

The MG brand is known for its classic sports cars, and it now hopes it can rekindle some of that passion with its Cyberster.

MG's latest concept, revealed at Goodwood, looks like a production-ready coupe version of its electric Cyberster sports car.

Customers can now put in expressions of interest for the MG Cyberster, but local pricing and specifications have yet to be released.

Order books for the MG Cyberster have opened in the UK, giving our best indication yet about the prices we can expect in Australia.

A handful of months before Australian deliveries begin, the first MG Cyberster has been spied on local roads.

The MG Cyberster electric convertible has been confirmed for an Australian launch in the second half of 2024.

Mass-production of the MG Cyberster is underway and the first electric roadsters are reaching dealerships in China, ahead of an expected local launch in 2024.

MG has detailed performance figures for its new electric Cyberster drop-top, which is being considered for an Australian launch.

The Cyberster is a return to roadsters for the Chinese-owned British brand MG, and the company enlisted Italian engineers to help develop it.

The electric Cyberster represents MG's return to the roadster market, and it will be much faster than any previous drop-top from the brand.

The production interior of the MG Cyberster isn't quite as radical the concept's, but it goes long on screens and leather.

MG will debut two performance EVs at the 2024 Goodwood Festival of Speed, as well as globally debut the Cyberster electric roadster.

MG's return to the sports car market is an electric convertible with scissor doors that's larger than a Porsche 718 Boxster.

MG's upcoming electric roadster has been spied completely undisguised ahead of an expected reveal this year.

MG will return to the sports car market with an electric drop-top based on the Cyberster concept, expected to be revealed this year.

MG's first electric sports car is reportedly still set for a 2024 launch, though we'll have to wait a few extra months to see it unveiled.

The production electric MG Cyberster could launch in 2024 as part of the brand's centenary celebrations, and the company says it's reviewing it for Australia.

The production MG Cyberster should look much like the concept, with flashy design details like Union Jack tail lights and scissor doors.

MG is planning to once again build sports cars, but this time they'll feature electric power. Patent images reveal the new Cyberster.

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The Cyberster concept is said to mix hints of the classic MGB roadster with a modern pure electric platform.

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