2025 Cyberster cabin sound and pedestrian warning sound: identify where the sound originates

After entering the vehicle, the simulated sound seems different, but the repair report says “low-speed warning speaker faulty”. For the Australian MY25 Cyberster, stating whether the sound is a cabin experience or an external warning helps prevent two functions from being mistaken for one component.

The manufacturer lists two separate sound functions

The technical brochure separately lists Pedestrian Warning Sound and Interior Sound (Engine and Motor Sound Experience), with entries for both RWD and AWD.[Manufacturer specification][R01] The latter is the cabin engine and motor sound experience; it should not be used as another name for the former.

Separate public entries do not establish how many independent speakers each uses or whether an output component can be ordered separately. [To be verified]

Record location and circumstances before interpreting a sound change

At intake, note whether the listener was inside or outside, the settings used, any original warnings and differences before and after repair. Original setting screenshots and observations support later checks better than “no sound” alone.

Keep a separate entry for cabin experience sound and external warning sound, with the settings and warnings from the occasion. If parts are subsequently required, the findings should identify the function and physical item concerned, avoiding changes in terminology during the discussion.

Scope and verification

This article covers only Australia, MY25 MG Cyberster: 77kWh RWD and 77kWh AWD.[Model year scope][R01] The cited product specifications identify functions and parts; they are not fault or replacement criteria.

No public data was available in the reviewed material for output hardware and locations of the two functions, sound activation conditions, setting paths or diagnostic standards; OE numbers, repair parameters, separate parts availability or compatibility/interchangeability. [To be verified] Check compatibility or interchangeability using the vehicle identification number (VIN) and the local Australian manufacturer parts catalogue.

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[R01]: https://mgmotor.com.au/brochures/MG_CYBERSTER_2026_v2.pdf