MG, a Chinese-owned brand, showcased the Cyber GTS, a concept car, at the 2024 Goodwood Festival of Speed to celebrate its 100th anniversary. Derived from the MG Cyberster, their first sports car-focused model in years, the Cyber GTS is a two-door hardtop concept.
According to MG, the concept car commemorates the 1968 MGC GTS Sebring, a racing vehicle that attained MG’s top factory performance at the 1968 12 Hours of Sebring.
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Design Cues
In terms of design, it’s clear that there are connections to the Cyberster production model. It includes the elongated and low front end and Union Jack-themed tail lights with a lightbar element. The bumper designs are almost indistinguishable as well. Moreover, the concept car comes with 19-inch wheels.
The most notable alteration is to the roofline. It replaces the Cyberster’s convertible top with a streamlined hardtop roof that extends to the rear edge. Details regarding the interior remain undisclosed. However, reports indicate that the Cyber GTS is a 2+2 sports car, unlike the Cyberster’s configuration, which seats two.
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Powertrain
MG states that the concept embodies the essence of the MGC GT Sebring. Further, it employs modern, advanced EV powertrains to deliver a rear-wheel drive configuration.
The Cyberster offers options for both rear-wheel and all-wheel drive powertrains. The rear-wheel-drive model produces 335 horsepower, accelerates from 0 to 100 kmph in 5 seconds, and achieves a 195kmph top speed.
Meanwhile, the AWD generates a more powerful 503 horsepower. Also, it accelerates to 100 kmph in 3.2 seconds and achieves a top speed of 201 kmph. In contrast, the RWD offers an extended range, claiming 510 km on a single charge compared to the AWD’s 444 km.
MG suggests the Cyber GTS Concept provides a glimpse of its upcoming hardtop sports car. However, they haven’t specified a timeline.