MG Reveals CyberX Electric SUV Concept with Bold Land Rover-Like Styling

The automotive world is abuzz with MG’s latest reveal – the futuristic MG CyberX electric SUV concept, unveiled at the 2025 Shanghai Motor Show. While still a concept and not yet confirmed for Australian showrooms, this vehicle signals MG’s intent to revolutionize the electric SUV market. And here at Tynan MG Sutherland, we’re keeping a close eye on this bold new direction.

Rugged Design Meets Electric Innovation

The MG CyberX is the second concept car under MG’s youth-focused Cyber brand, following the successful launch of the MG Cyberster electric sports car, which is already available in Australia. The CyberX takes design inspiration from rugged off-road legends like the Land Rover Defender and Jeep Wrangler, boasting a boxy, adventure-ready silhouette that hints at serious 4x4 capabilities.

Though teaser images last week hinted at its design, MG has now pulled back the curtain on the full exterior at the Shanghai Motor Show. However, details about the interior and electric drivetrain remain under wraps, reinforcing that this model is still in the concept stage.

Built on Innovation: The ‘E3’ Platform

Underpinning the CyberX is SAIC Motor’s next-generation E3 electric platform, which debuts cell-to-body (CTB) construction – a breakthrough that integrates the battery into the body frame for enhanced rigidity, reduced weight, and improved driving dynamics. This innovation could set a new benchmark for electric SUVs, blending performance and practicality.

MG’s Ambitious Vision for Australia

While the CyberX might not hit Australian roads soon, it’s a key piece in MG Australia’s strategy to become one of the country’s top three car brands by 2030. That ambition is being backed by a wave of new models, many of which are headed to Tynan MG Sutherland and showrooms nationwide.

These include:

• MG S5 SUV – arriving imminently
• MG QS – a seven-seater SUV due mid-year
• MG 3 – an affordable new small hatch
• MG U9 – a diesel dual-cab ute rivaling the Ranger and HiLux, expected by late 2025
• MG 4 EV – a refreshed electric hatchback coming in early 2026

What This Means for MG Fans at Tynan MG Sutherland

At Tynan MG Sutherland, we’re excited about what the MG CyberX represents – a bold step into the future of electric mobility with styling and strength that adventurous Australians will love. While we await confirmation of local availability, our team is ready to showcase the growing MG lineup that’s reshaping value, performance, and innovation on Australian roads.

Stay tuned for updates or drop by Tynan MG Sutherland to explore the current range of MG electric vehicles and prepare for what’s next in driving innovation.

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Credit: Drive.com.au