MG Cyberster: this is the interior of the brand's new model

Very soon, we will be able to see the production version of the MG Cyberster. The Goodwood Festival of Speed will be where we can see the next step, the definitive one, in the design of this electric model that promises to deliver the thrill of driving a true electric sports car. The details seen in the previous versions of the Cyberster have been refined, and this new version of the car brings surprises.

As far as the interior is concerned, we already know what this model will look like. And one of the major surprises in this variant, the one that is expected to reach production, is the steering wheel. On the prototype seen some time ago, it had a yoke shape, a type of steering wheel that may seem very modern and up to date, but is quite problematic. Many models have begun to do away with this type of steering wheel. And the MG Cyberster is one of them.

A more conventional steering wheel

The steering wheel seen in these images is more traditional, with a flattened lower section. It has three spokes and a button panel that allows access to and control of various vehicle elements. This steering wheel is more practical and efficient for driving, so the driver will be able to control the car better.

There are more changes compared to the original prototypes. The gear selector is now a button panel placed beside the vertical screen that dominates the center of the dashboard. This is the one responsible for displaying all the possibilities of the information and entertainment system, as well as the climate control functions and other elements.

What remains is the design of the instrument screens. There are three of them, and they unfold behind the steering wheel. As for the seats, the design seen in the concept car is retained, but instead of upholstery with several colors, it features a single color style: red.

Otherwise, the car keeps the rest of the design details it presented in prototype form a few months ago. As for the electric drivetrain, it will offer several versions, with a top-of-range model delivering 406 kW, equivalent to 544 CV, and all-wheel drive.

The MG Cyberster will launch in China this year, 2023, with a starting price of 300,000 yuan for its entry version, which equates to about 40,000 euros. It will arrive in Europe later, with an expected starting price of 60,000 euros for the entry model and a top-of-range price that could reach 75,000 euros.