Travelling the Silk Road in an electric drop-top sports car.
British adventurers, Ross and Hugo Turner, have embarked on a unique seven-month journey from London to Shanghai, that will see them reinvent the Silk Road for the 21st century by travelling 10,000 miles across continents in an electric car.
The Devon-born twins, whose expeditions include rowing across the Atlantic Ocean and traversing Greenland’s Ice Cap, are undertaking the mammoth range anxiety-inducing road trip in MG’s newly unveiled all electric Cyberster, a sports car that accelerates to 0-60mph in about 3 seconds.
Crossing the finish line in Shanghai in 2024 will mean more than the ultimate test drive of the world’s first EV roadster, it will also mark the Centenary year for the brand that originally began trading in Oxford as Morris Garages; now known around the world as MG.
An exciting new chapter for MG has begun with the announcement that their much anticipated all-electric sports car, MG Cyberster, will be going into production and is expected to arrive in the UK in summer 2024.
MG Cyberster
Meet the Twins
Hugo Turner and Ross Turner, better known as The Turner Twins, are British adventurers best known for their pioneering expeditions.
Ross is the eldest of the two twins, born 8 minutes before his brother. The twins were born in Exeter and spent their childhood near the beautiful Christow in Devon, where they experienced the great outdoors and developed their passion for adventure and challenge. Ross and Hugo both graduated with degrees in industrial design and technology from Loughborough University in 2011.