MG Motor, which has a large share in the electric vehicle market (EV), has launched the electric sports car Cyberster in India. It has a 77 kWh ultra-thin battery pack with dual motors. The company claims that this is its fastest electric car.
The price of MG Cyberster is Rs 74.99 lakh (ex-showroom). For those who book it before its launch, the price will be reduced to Rs 72.49 lakh (ex-showroom). This electric sports car has a 77 kWh ultra-thin battery pack. Its range is about 580 km on a single charge. It is equipped with an all-wheel drive powertrain that generates 510 PS and 725 Nm of torque.
MG Cyberster can reach a speed of 0 to 100 kmph in just 3.2 seconds. Its front has a distinct looking LED lighting. The rear of this electric sports car has an LED light bar with integrated indicators across the entire width.
Its interior has a triple display interface. It has a 10.25-inch touchscreen and two digital panels of 7 inches each. These screens provide access to real-time vehicle data, entertainment and settings. It also has the feature of dual-zone automatic climate control. Its interior has Dynamica suede and premium vegan leather upholstery and BOSE audio system.
There is also a focus on security in this. For this, Cyberster has a high-strength H-shaped full cradle structure and a static stability factor (SSF) of 1.83. This electric sports car also has security related features like Level 2 Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS), real-time driver monitoring system, dual front and combination side airbags, electronic stability control and electronic differential lock. MG Cyberster will compete with electric SUVs like Tesla ‘s Model Y, which was recently launched in the country, and electric cars of Chinese EV maker BYD.
The starting price of Tesla’s Model Y is Rs 59.89 lakh. It has been made available in two variants – rear wheel drive and long-range rear wheel drive. Its long-range rear wheel drive variant is priced at Rs 67.89 lakh. This company of billionaire Elon Musk has started taking bookings for it.
