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  • Published: Jun 17 2025 11:03 AM
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MG refreshes its electric Cyberster roadster with bold new colors, 536 hp AWD, lumbar support, and fast charging—sporty meets stylish.


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MG has unleashed a daring update to the Cyberster (its electric roadster) for 2026. With scissor doors, an exciting shape, and playful color combinations, the Cyberster is draped over all-new EV technology. MG is after the sporty, fun-loving spirit of a British convertible and is delivering these beloved traits for today's EV world. These updates should engage not just enthusiasts of technology, but also car lovers—while they're also hinting of bringing it soon to the U.S.

New Colors & Style That Turn Heads

MG's 2026 refresh brings Iris Green, Andes Gray and a bold Black Edition trim with gloss and matte finishes. These vibrant trims, together with the signature Union Jack tail-lights and iconic scissor doors of the Cyberster, really contributes new character to the look. It is like an expression of modern art on wheels—nostalgic but cool, classic yet fun. The Cyberster is a car you'd stop to take a picture of, which is what MG wants you to do—create a buzz.

Inside Comfort Meets Sporty Design

Get in the car and you'll first notice the cockpit's beautiful mix of colors, along with smart enhancements. You can have (2-tone) black/red (or gray/white/), and maybe the best part is a boost of electric lumbar support (which is a big plus for a sports roadster). MG has also added a useful wind deflector that smooths out airflow when cruising with the roof down, among other improvements. They've added more boot space and better voice controls too. All of this and more is not about flash; it's about a whole day's worth of driving enjoyment.

Powertrain Upgrades: RWD vs AWD Fun

Under the hood, MG packs plenty of power for enthusiasts

  • RWD variant (64 kWh): 231 kW (~310 hp), 0–62 mph in 4.9 sec
  • AWD (“GT”) variant (77 kWh): 400 kW (~536 hp), 0-62 in 3.2 seconds, 725 Nm of torque.

Whether you're looking for smiles-per-mile or all out street weapon performance, MG’s Cyberster now provides both, turning it from a pure weekend therapist into a daily dose of fun.

Smart Performance Touches

MG has not only improved upon just power, it has developed the overall experience. The chassis tuning makes handling much improved, and the higher-flavour model has got Brembo brakes, sport pedal feel, and a Snapdragon-powered cabin with Unreal Engine graphics abilities. The best part? The AWD version has fast 144 kW DC charging capabilities—0% to 80% in just about 38 minutes. These modifications are not just for show; they are indicative of MG’s understanding around livability and fun.

Quick Specs: Cyberster at a Glance

Feature RWD AWD “GT”
Battery 64 kWh 77 kWh
Power (kW / hp) 231 kW / 310 hp 400 kW / 536 hp
Torque ~475 Nm ~725 Nm
0–62 mph 4.9 sec 3.2 sec
Range (CLTC) ~311 miles ~360 miles
Charging Standard 144 kW DC (10–80% in 38 min)
Notable Features Lumbar support, scissor doors Brembo brakes, SnapDragon UI

Conclusion

The 2026 MG Cyberster is more than an electric vehicle – it’s a invigorating reminder that EVs can be thrilling, daring, and expressive. With its outlandish styling, performance credentials, and special attributes focused on comfort and style, it distinguishes itself from the glut of similar EVs everywhere. Whether it actually makes it to the U.S. or not, one thing is clear with the Cyberster - the electric future doesn't have to be boring! If you enjoy driving, this may be your gateway back to driving bliss - scissor doors and all!

Source(Image / Thumbnail): carscoops

FAQ

You’ll find stunning Iris Green, elegant Andes Gray, and a sleek Black Edition with contrasting trims.

It packs 400 kW (536 hp), 725 Nm torque, and rockets from 0–62 mph in just 3.2 seconds.

AWD version: ~360 miles (CLTC); 144 kW fast charging takes it from 10% to 80% in ~38 minutes.

Yes—features include lumbar support, a wind deflector, more boot space, voice controls, and a charming two-tone cabin.

No, they carry over—they remain a signature, playful design element alongside Union Jack tail-lights.

Not confirmed yet, but MG’s global ambitions suggest a possible 2026 U.S. launch.

Starting around $115,000 USD in export markets, based on recent Chinese pricing.

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