Designed as the “Vision of the Future”, the Cyber Oster is a sports concept inspired by the old MG Cabrioles.
The new MG Cyberster concept is said to have been developed at the brand’s Advanced Design Center in London. Coming with many design features that resonate with the classic convertible, the Roadster bears a striking resemblance to the 1960s classic MGB model.
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The main attraction of the MG Cyberster is the slim grille design adorned with interactive ‘Magic Eye’ headlamps. The LED strip running along the side of the car, also known as the MG ‘laser belt’, also beautifies the concept car.
The rear LED taillights, flush seating with the rear panel and Union Jack flag styling represent MG’s legacy. The company says the flat tail section and rear spoiler will help improve the car’s aerodynamics.
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MG is gifted with a large digital display on the back of a flat U-shaped multifunction steering wheel. Includes a large central instrument display on both sides using feeds from camera-based digital rear view mirrors.
The center console flows from the dashboard to the rear of the cabin. The MG comes with a touch panel and a rectangular display for the gear selector on the driver’s side, mainly dividing the cab into two.
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The company claims that this vehicle will offer a range of about 497 miles or 800 kilometers when the battery is fully charged. The technical specifications of the two – seater electric sports car Cyberster have not yet been fully released by the company.
However, the company has indicated that MG’s Cyberster Roadster is capable of achieving 0-100 speeds in just three seconds. It also features 5G connectivity.