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MG Select introduces new exterior finish for Cyberster



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JSW MG Motor India has introduced Irises Cyan, a new exterior colour option for the Cyberster, through its luxury retail channel MG Select.

The company said the new finish will be offered alongside the existing colour options available for the electric roadster. The Cyberster draws design references from the MG B Roadster and features electric scissor doors and a soft-top roof, according to the company.

Milind Shah, Head of MG Select at JSW MG Motor India, said, “MG Cyberster’s Irises Cyan goes beyond a colour choice. It brings out a sense of confidence and creativity while reflecting the car’s progressive character and staying true to its performance driven DNA.”

“At MG Select, design guides every decision we make. Each addition is intentionally developed to offer greater individuality and a heightened sense of luxury, allowing customers to build a stronger personal connection with their Cyberster,” he added.

In addition to Irises Cyan, the Cyberster is available in dual-tone colour combinations. Nuclear Yellow and Flare Red are offered with a black roof, while Andes Grey and Modern Beige are paired with a red roof, the company said.

  • Published On Jan 22, 2026 at 01:01 PM IST

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