MG Cyberster.
MG has revealed the first images of its Cyberster concept car.
Designed by MG’s team at the Advanced Design Centre in London, the two-door, two-seater concept takes its styling cues from the classic MGB roadster.
Classic round head lights are said to open when switched on.
Up front, the MG Cyberster has classic MG headlights. These are said to sport an interactive ‘Magic Eye’ that open when switched on.
Other striking details of the MG Cyberster are the “laser belt” LED strips that go down either side of the car which the outline of the door follows.
The concept gets a ‘kamm tail’ rear, as well as Union Jack taillights.
The MG Cyberster sports a powerful sports car profile with a two-stage shoulder line and a flattened “kamm tail” rear.
Meanwhile, the LED tail-lights are integrated flat into the rear of the car, projecting a digital image that echoes MG’s British heritage.
The Cyberster’s intelligent all-electric architecture will supposedly enable a range of 800km and deliver a zero-to–100km/h sprint time of less than three seconds. It will also feature 5G interconnectivity.
More information on the Cyberster will be revealed when the model is shown at the Shanghai Motor Show, which takes place later this month.
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