MG Cyber GTS Concept
The MG Cyber GTS Concept pays homage to the MGC GTS Sebring, which secured the highest ever factory MG result at the famous 12 hour race in 1968 in the prototype class and which is a key part of MG's identity as the quintessential British sporting marque. Just six examples were made and the car nicknamed 'Mable' piloted by the legendary Paddy Hopkirk and Andrew Hedges would finish in 10th place in the overall standings. Finishing third in its category at Sebring, the two cars ahead of the plucky MG were exotic racing prototypes unrelated to any road-going sports cars.
To celebrate MG's 100 Anniversary, MG's designers have created a special concept that both captures the spirit of the MGC GTS Sebring whilst delivering a rear-wheel drive car utilising the MG of today's advanced, high-performance EV powertrains. The Cyber GTS Concept explores the further potential for MG creating a new future for a GTS model in the EV era and follows in the footsteps of the Cyberster which is the world's first open-top EV two-seater to go into production.
