2025 MG CYBERSTER AWD WALKTHROUGH: DUAL MOTOR FEATURES & TEST DRIVE

EV Channels Review

The MG Cyberster AWD is presented as a compelling, albeit niche, entry into the electric sports car market. Reviewers Tom and Joy highlight its striking design, particularly the scissor doors, and its ability to turn heads, positioning it as a 'look at me' car. While acknowledging its premium price point (AUD $115,000 before on-road costs), they note the lack of direct electric sports car competitors, making it a unique offering. The driving experience is described as fun, with responsive pedals and a firm, sporty ride, though the steering is considered a touch light and could benefit from more weight. The fake engine noise is seen as a positive addition for a car of this nature, enhancing the traditional sports car feel. Practicality is limited, with minimal storage, but the 77 kWh battery offers a decent range (400-500 km). Criticisms include the dated infotainment software and the difficulty of ingress/egress, which is framed as a characteristic of a true sports car. Overall, the Cyberster is deemed a successful first attempt by MG in the electric sports car segment, offering a fun and eye-catching experience with few direct rivals.