2025 Cyberster Wind Deflector: identify the part between the seats separately from the roof

After an open-top trip, damage is found on the deflector between the two seats, but the order describes only “the piece that blocks wind by the roof”. For the Australian MY25 Cyberster, specifying this location helps keep repair and procurement from targeting the roof or windows instead.

The listed item is the Wind Deflector between the front seats

The manufacturer equipment table lists Wind Deflector (Between Front Seats) for both 77kWh RWD and AWD.[Manufacturer specification][Q01] This location description is more useful than “windscreen” or “roof part”. It does not name the front windscreen.

First establish whether the item requiring attention is the deflector itself or its surrounding mounting area. Accurate identification makes subsequent catalogue checks easier without searching an entire roof mechanism for the answer.

Record absence, surface damage and mounting concerns separately

At intake, retain photographs of the overall location, damaged area and mounting points. Specify whether the original part is missing, has surface damage or appears displaced from its original mounting position. A close-up of a scratch alone may not identify the part required.

These details identify the procurement item; they do not directly determine replacement scope. The manufacturer equipment name does not disclose its material or mounting structure. [To be verified] It cannot establish an electrically raised part, a folding mesh panel or separate clip availability.

Similar shape does not establish fitment

Other convertibles may also have wind deflectors, but similar appearance does not mean the same mounting position. Match the vehicle configuration, original markings and actual mounting area. A two-seat layout, MG branding or apparent width in a photo is insufficient for choosing a substitute.

Whether to retain the original, repair its mounting area or replace the deflector should follow vehicle inspection. The equipment table identifies the accessory; it is not a damage criterion.

Scope and verification

This article covers only Australian MY25 MG Cyberster: 77kWh RWD and 77kWh AWD. The cited feature and equipment information is not a fault or replacement criterion.[Scope reference][Q01]

No public data was available in the reviewed material for deflector material, dimensions, mounting design, removal/installation or replacement standards; OE numbers, repair parameters, separate parts availability or interchangeability. [To be verified] Check compatibility or interchangeability using the VIN and the local Australian manufacturer parts catalogue.

For the parts discussed here, use the parts enquiry page.

[Q01]: https://mgmotor.com.au/brochures/MG_CYBERSTER_2026_v2.pdf