JSW MG Motor India on Tuesday said its all-electric roadster, the Cyberster, has emerged as the country’s highest-selling sports car since its launch in July, driven by strong demand that has pushed delivery timelines to four to five months, according to a report by The Economic Times.
The surge in interest follows the Cyberster’s introduction by MG SELECT, the company’s luxury arm, at ₹74.99 lakh for new bookings and ₹72.49 lakh for pre-reserved buyers. The company has sold more than 350 units to date through the MG SELECT retail network.
Demand has been strong across major cities, with the order book continuing to expand. Deliveries are being scheduled based on model availability, the company said.
Retail expansion
To support its premium portfolio, MG has expanded the number of ‘MG SELECT Experience Centres’ to 14 locations, where the Cyberster is displayed alongside the MG M9 Presidential Limousine. JSW MG is currently the second-largest player in India’s luxury EV segment.
Milind Shah, Head – MG SELECT, said the response to the Cyberster has been “extraordinary”, driven by its design and performance. The model features electric scissor doors and accelerates from 0-100 kmph in 3.2 seconds.
The Cyberster is aimed at performance-oriented luxury buyers and, according to the company, has drawn interest from customers across professions, including sportspersons and film personalities.
Inspired by the classic MGB Roadster, the Cyberster comes with a dual-motor AWD setup delivering 510 PS and 725 Nm. It is equipped with a 77 kWh battery, offering a claimed 580 km range under the MIDC cycle. Other highlights include double-wishbone suspension, 50:50 weight distribution and Brembo 4-piston callipers that bring the car to a halt from 100 kmph in 33 metres.
Positioned in the ₹50 lakh–₹1 crore “value-luxury” band, the Cyberster is a key part of JSW MG’s strategy to expand in the luxury EV segment.
The company, which currently offers two luxury models, is developing a third for launch in 2026. Kolkata, accounting for around 2 per cent of India’s luxury car market, has been identified as an important growth market.
