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Switches and Controls
2025 Cyberster steering wheel paddles: retain their KERS and drive mode functions
Australian MY25 Cyberster lists paddles for KERS and drive modes. Similar appearance does not identify a conventional transmission shift component.
A steering wheel paddle is damaged, but a search for “gearshift paddle” may produce a completely different control component. For the Australian MY25 Cyberster, retaining the manufacturer-stated KERS and drive mode functions makes the procurement description more accurate.
Paddle appearance does not establish its purpose
The manufacturer table lists Paddle Shift (KERS and Drive Modes) for both 77kWh RWD and AWD.[Manufacturer specification][Q01] This article confirms only that the paddle entry relates to those two functions. It does not interpret it as a shifting mechanism for a combustion vehicle's multi-speed transmission.
The table also does not specify the operating roles of the left and right paddles. Long-press, reset or combined operations cannot be supplied from experience with another model. [To be verified]
Record visible damage separately from functional feedback
For visible paddle damage, photograph the side, exact area and original component details. For a functional complaint, record the operation, screen response and repair findings. An unexpected driving impression on one occasion does not establish an internal paddle switch failure.
These records support further inspection. They do not diagnose KERS or drive mode faults or change the inspection requirements for driver assistance or braking systems.
A shared function does not establish control interchangeability
Paddles on another MG do not establish identical buttons, electrical connections or steering wheel mechanisms. Match the procurement item to this vehicle's configuration and confirmed component scope, rather than comparing shape alone. Equipment on both trims also does not establish separate paddle availability. [To be verified]
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 paddle roles, control protocols, internal switches and wiring, diagnosis or removal/installation; repair parameters, OE numbers, separate parts availability or interchangeability. [To be verified] Check compatibility or interchangeability using the VIN and the local Australian manufacturer parts catalogue.
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[Q01]: https://mgmotor.com.au/brochures/MG_CYBERSTER_2026_v2.pdf