The interior of Mingjue's first convertible pure electric sports car, MG Cyberster, will be unveiled at the Goodwood Speed Festival in the UK.

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens for the delivery of clues on the way! CTOnews.com July 11 news, a few days ago, SAIC Mingjue officially released the interior picture of its first open electric running model, the MG Cyberster.

According to the interior pictures released this time, the new car will provide at least burgundy interior colors, a hugged cockpit, a "driver-centered" curved panel and a flat-bottomed steering wheel, which is officially hand-sewn in NAPPA chrome-free leather.

The central control panel of the car is made of broken carbon fiber and is equipped with a Y-shaped sports seat. Officials say research and development based on ergonomic and sports car standards will "bring a good sense of packaging and support" and create an immersive driving atmosphere in all directions.

CTOnews.com previously reported that Mingjue will participate in the 2023 Goodwood Speed Festival, when the brand's first two-door, two-seat pure electric sports car, Cyberster, will also debut, static display and dynamic testing, and participate in the climbing race.

SAIC Mingjue Cyberster has been declared by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology in April 2023 with a size of 4535 × 1913 × 1329mm and wheelbase 2690mm. The new car provides rear-drive and four-wheel-drive versions, the maximum power of rear-drive models is 231kW, and the comprehensive power of all-wheel-drive models can reach 400kW.

The MG Cyberster features a two-door, two-seat soft-top convertible and will be equipped with a scissors door. The new car is expected to make its domestic debut in July this year and launch in the domestic market in the third quarter and in the European market in 2024.