A 0‑100 in 3.2 seconds— that’s the Cyberster’s promise. Dual‑motor, all‑wheel drive, 510PS, 725Nm. Its cockpit‑style seats and scissor doors scream performance, but it also carries a hefty price tag: ₹72.49 lakh under the new BaaS plan.
BaaS splits the cost into a vehicle price and a battery lease. The battery runs at ₹8 per km, so the upfront cost drops to ₹72.49 lakh, but you’ll pay the rental as you drive. Think of it like a subscription: you own the car, not the battery, which can be swapped or upgraded later. For buyers wary of battery degradation, this model offers peace of mind and potentially lower total cost of ownership.
M9 takes the luxury MPV route. Presidential seats that adjust in 16 directions, eight massage modes, a dual sunroof, 64‑colour ambient lighting, and a 13‑speaker system turn the cabin into a mobile suite. Safety is top‑notch with Level‑2 ADAS, driver monitoring, seven airbags, and a five‑star Euro NCAP rating. Under BaaS, it’s ₹69.99 lakh plus the same ₹8 per km battery fee.
MG SELECT runs 15 experience centres across 14 cities; the first showroom opens in Mumbai on 15 October 2026. The BaaS rollout will be phased, with the Cyberster available first, followed by the M9 in December. Buyers can book test drives online, and the company promises a battery‑exchange network to keep the vehicles on the road. Keep an eye on the 2027 model‑year updates, as MG may tweak the battery chemistry to reduce rental rates.