NEW DELHI: MG lists the Cyberster at Rs 82,49,800 ex-showroom on its current SELECT website. That figure buys into an electric roadster built around a 77 kWh battery and a dual-motor all-wheel-drive powertrain. It is the regular model price displayed by MG, rather than a complete current quotation for every special edition.
| Item | Official figure or position |
|---|---|
| Cyberster displayed ex-showroom price | Rs 82,49,800 |
| Battery | 77 kWh |
| Power and torque | 510 PS and 725 Nm |
| Certified range | 580 km, MIDC Part 1 + Part 2 |
| Drive configuration | Dual motors, all-wheel drive |
| Couture Edition current booking-page price | No readable figure displayed |
Price as of 10 November 2026, 23:48 IST. The ex-showroom number is a vehicle-price reference, so readers should obtain a written quotation showing registration, insurance and any selected additions separately. This report does not substitute a historical launch price for an unreadable current variant price.
What the regular Cyberster offers
The central attraction is the combination of electric propulsion with open-top bodywork. MG's India launch document identifies electric scissor doors and a soft-top convertible roof, alongside the dual-motor layout. Those features make the Cyberster a very different proposition from an enclosed electric family car, even when the battery capacity looks familiar on a specification sheet.
Its cabin presentation follows that purpose. The current product page shows a driver-focused console and a triple-screen cockpit, while the exterior description identifies Brembo brakes. The useful showroom exercise is to sit in the actual driving position and operate the displays, rather than judge the cabin solely from a photograph with the roof down.
Door clearance deserves its own check. A scissor-door opening changes the space a driver needs beside and above the car. Anyone considering a Cyberster for an Indian apartment garage should test access in a comparable parking bay, including the passenger's exit, before treating the car's dramatic entrance as everyday convenience.
How to read the range figure
MG specifies 580 km under the MIDC Part 1 + Part 2 procedure conducted by iCAT. The company also says range varies with driving behaviour, traffic, speed and vehicle load. It is therefore a certified comparison figure, not a promise that every journey can be planned around the full advertised distance.
The practical question is the owner's normal route. A roadster used for an occasional outing needs a different charging plan from one used for a daily commute and frequent intercity travel. Check charging access at home and at the intended destination, and leave room in the itinerary for conditions that differ from certification testing.
The battery-rental alternative
A separate official announcement dated 17 September 2026 introduced a Cyberster Battery-as-a-Service starting price of Rs 72.49 lakh plus Rs 8 per km for battery rental. MG called that introductory pricing. It is a different ownership arrangement from the regular displayed vehicle price, and the announcement does not establish an all-inclusive running cost. Obtain the current rental contract and payment conditions before comparing the two routes.
Where the Couture Edition fits
MG announced the Cyberster Couture Edition at Rs 87.49 lakh on 3 August 2026. The official release describes a collaboration with designer Gaurav Gupta, with his Serpent Infinity motif expressed through embroidery, tonal layering and hand-finished detailing. That is a dated announcement price, supplied here as context rather than as a verified current payable amount.
The separate Couture booking page currently identifies the edition but leaves the ex-showroom price field blank in the readable page. Readers therefore cannot use that page to establish a current premium over the regular car. The design treatment should also be evaluated on its own merits, without assuming a performance upgrade from the edition name.
Ownership cover needs a separate reading
MG's warranty booklet gives personally registered cars three years of vehicle cover with unlimited kilometres, excluding wear and tear. It describes first-owner traction-battery cover by reference to the validity of the first registration certificate. After an ownership change, the stated battery limit is eight years or 1,60,000 km from delivery to the first owner, whichever comes earlier.
That distinction matters when comparing a new car with a previously registered example. Keep the delivery date, registration history and service records together. The booklet gives separate cover periods to individual components, so the headline battery promise should not be read as lifetime protection for the whole car.
Who it is for
The Cyberster suits someone whose priorities are the driving position, roof-down experience and distinctive door design, with dependable charging available. A useful evaluation should include roof operation, entry and exit, visibility and luggage requirements alongside the powertrain figures. Those checks reveal whether the roadster format fits the owner's actual use.
For related reading, see our MG brings M9 and Cyberster to Indore: buyer checks, the MG Cyberster acceleration: the 3.2-second claim explained and the MG Astor price list: Rs 9.79 lakh to Rs 15.30 lakh for all seven versions. These address separate performance, ownership and electric-car questions.
Official sources: BaaS announcement, MG Cyberster product page, India launch specification, Couture announcement and service and warranty booklet.
