MG Cyber GTS Unveiled

MG Cyber GTS Preview

MG is rolling out some impressive upgrades with the 2026 MG Cyber GTS, an electric coupe that touches on the brand’s British legacy but gives it a modern twist. Recently unveiled, the Cyber GTS will take center stage with its striking fixed roof and 2+2 interior layout. The design isn’t all new, though; it closely mirrors last year’s concept with some slight changes to get it road-ready.

Design Details

Recall the Jaguar F-Type for a moment; the MG Cyber GTS takes a page from its book with a smooth and stylish greenhouse shape that captures the essence of British design, despite MG now being under Chinese ownership. The fixed roof enables a 2+2 seating arrangement, making it a tad more practical than its roadster sibling, and the rest of the bodywork maintains the compelling design noted at its initial reveal. Keep an eye out for its debut in October 2025, possibly marking 60 years since the MG B GT’s introduction.

When it comes to color choices, MG has decided not to leave anything out, with the palette growing to include fresh options like Iris Green and Andes Gray. For those looking to stand out, the special Cyberster Black edition with new alloy wheels is an exciting alternative.

Interior and Features

Inside the Cyber GTS, comfort doesn’t seem to take a backseat to style. Expect upholstery options that play between black/red and gray/white, with enhancements that include electric lumbar support and voice recognition improvements. The addition of a wind deflector should make drives a bit more pleasant on those windy days.

Chassis and Battery

The 2026 updates also look at improving the chassis and battery life, although details are sparse on the modifications. For reference, the 2023 model offered two drivetrain options: a rear-wheel-drive with 335 horsepower or an all-wheel-drive sporting a beefy 536 horsepower.

Battery choices previously included 64 kWh and 77 kWh packs, both featuring prominently in discussions about range and performance. Expect similar performances in the upcoming models, as they plan to maintain the robust framework that car enthusiasts have come to expect.

Driving Experience

Driving the MG Cyber GTS might feel akin to slipping behind the wheel of a modern classic. The responsive handling and powerful engine options mean that whether you’re navigating twisting mountain roads or cruising on the freeway, there’s a thrill to be had. This model competes with vehicles like the Porsche Cayman or the Ford Mustang Mach-E, offering a similar zest but with the electric punch.

With MG gearing up to expand its electric lineup further, including the potential introduction of the CyberX electric SUV, each new release adds a feather to the automaker’s cap, and there’s palpable excitement around what they might deliver next.