The Indian automaker drops 50 hand-customized electric roadsters designed by the country’s most boundary-pushing couture visionary.
MG has just released 50 units of a Cyberster roadster reimagined by Gaurav Gupta, the Delhi-based designer known for architectural silhouettes and avant-garde draping that blur the line between sculpture and wearable art. This isn’t a slapped-on logo job. Gupta’s hand has shaped everything from the car’s bespoke interior finishes to custom exterior detailing, making this the tightest automotive-fashion merger India has seen in years.
The Couture Edition Cyberster sits at the intersection of high fashion methodology and EV design. Each of the 50 cars gets individual customization touches, mirroring how luxury couture houses approach their rarest pieces. Gupta’s signature aesthetic, which favors clean geometry and unexpected texture play, translates into unexpected material choices and finish options within the vehicle’s cabin and exterior panels. The collaboration signals a deliberate shift: luxury automotive brands are finally treating fashion designers as true co-creators rather than consultants hired to rubber-stamp a color palette.
The Cyberster itself is MG’s two-seater electric roadster, already a statement car. Adding Gupta’s design language amplifies that intent. For collectors and design obsessives in India’s emerging EV market, this drop represents something rare: a limited-run vehicle that holds value as both transportation and design artifact. Details on pricing and exact delivery timeline remain under wraps, but early interest has already positioned this as the year’s most coveted automotive launch in the region.
