Launching In Indonesia Last July, MG Cyberster Is Confirmed To Be Present In India Early Next Year

JAKARTA - After officially debuting at the Goodwood Festival of Speed 2023, and launching in Indonesia at the GIIAS event last July, MG Cyberster was confirmed to be entering the Indian market.

Based on a report from Autocar India, quoted on Tuesday, December 3, the car, which was exhibited in March, is confirmed to be launching in India in January 2025.

This electric roadster will be the first sports car to be sold through the premium MG Select dealer network in India, under the auspices of JSW MG Motor. Currently, the premium delaer already has 12 networks and will continue to grow.

There is still not much information obtained about the specifications for the Indian market, but referring to the global market this one car has a length of 4.533 mm, a width of 1.912 mm, and a height of 1.328 mm. The design is unquestionable, where it has a sporty and modern look.

This car is also classified as unique, which is equipped with Automatic Scyssor Doors where the door can open upwards with only one button embedded in the car cabin area.

The MG Cyberster interior carries a luxurious and modern feel, with a triple screen panel covering a 10.25-inch screen for a virtual panel (IP) instrument and two 7-inch touchscreens in the middle (CTR), providing intuitive information and control. Y-shaped racing seats ensure driver comfort and safety while driving.

This car is also embedded with a suspension system designed specifically for high-performance vehicles, providing superior handling, stability, and driving comfort. MG Cyberster adopts the engineering chassis F1 Schumacher, which improves overall aerodynamics and performance.

Regarding the mechanical heart, powered by two electric motors that produce 536 horsepower power, the MG Cyberster offers extraordinary performance, capable of accelerating from 0 to 100 km/hour in just 3.2 seconds. With a Ternary Ultra-thin battery with a capacity of 77 kWh, this vehicle has a range of up to 580 km (CLTC).