The history of TSK began in 2016 in Kyiv, Ukraine. At that time, Tesla vehicles were becoming more popular, but the market for Tesla repair, diagnostics, parts supply, and EV service was still very young.

Tesla owners needed parts, technical support, high-voltage knowledge, and a service center that truly understood how electric vehicles were built. That need became the foundation of the company that later grew into TSK.

What started as a practical solution for early Tesla owners transformed into a larger mission: to help early Tesla owners to service their cars and build a technical and cultural hub for the EV community.

In 2017, TSK launched a YouTube channel dedicated to Tesla vehicles, EV repair, diagnostics, maintenance, ownership experience, technical solutions, and custom projects.

The channel helped educate early EV owners in markets where Tesla infrastructure was limited. It also gave customers a direct look into EV lifestyle.

https://www.youtube.com/@TeslaService_Kiev/videos

In 2017, TSK decided not to limit itself to routine EV repairs. We wanted to build cars that proved electric vehicles could be functional, emotional, and technically serious at the same time.

That is how Wild Tesla began. Built from a non-functional Tesla Model S, Wild Tesla became a full performance rebuild with an original widebody kit, custom fiberglass hood, re-engineered fenders, redesigned bumpers, diffusers, side blades, spoiler, and a full Nappa leather and Alcantara interior.

For TSK, this was a turning point. We became one of the few companies in the automotive industry to combine two rarely connected directions: advanced EV repair and custom EV builds. Using the expertise gained from repairing electric vehicles, we began creating custom builds that not only look impressive but also drive and perform properly - and we brought those projects to the international stage.

By 2019, TSK had earned one of the most important recognitions in Ukraine’s electric vehicle industry: the national E-Mobility Award for Best Electric Vehicle Service Center.

By 2019, TSK earned one of the most important recognitions - the national E-Mobility Award for the Best Electric Vehicle Service Center in Ukraine. The award carried additional weight because it was endorsed by national government agencies: Department of Transportation and the Department of Energy. 

In 2020, the company repeated this success and once again received recognition as the Best Electric Vehicle Service Center in Ukraine.

For us, this was not just a title. It was confirmation that we were moving in the right direction: developing electric vehicle service and diagnostics, deepening our technical expertise and attracting new talents to the team.

Starting in 2019, TSK began organizing large-scale public EV festivals that helped bring electric vehicle culture beyond repair shops and private ownership. The first event introduced Tesla owners to a new kind of automotive gathering built around clean performance, “silent” drag race competitions, custom builds, and community.

In 2020, TSK repeated the event on a larger scale, adding up to 20,000 participants, competitions, and public demonstrations of custom electric vehicles.

By 2021, this momentum grew into a major 2-day airspace-EV event which attracted 130,000 visitors The event was held with the support of local city administration at an international airport and combined air show, electric mobility, technology, entertainment, and public education in one large-scale showcase.

For TSK, these festivals proved that EV culture could become a real public movement.

In 2020, TSK opened a project that many people remembered as the first “Church of Saint Elon.”, with Its more official name “TSK Cafe.”

The idea was to create the opposite of a cold, closed dealership experience. TSK Cafe was built as a welcoming Tesla-themed community space - part cafe, part EV gallery, part clubhouse, and part showroom.

The space featured custom Tesla builds that visitors could explore, a kids’ corner, Tesla-themed cookies, merchandise, tuning parts, carbon fiber elements, wheels, and a dedicated area for browsing vehicles.

The opening featured a live DJ and a Tesla-themed atmosphere that turned the space into a one-night EV nightclub.

TSK Cafe became a gathering place for EV owners, Tesla fans, service clients, and newcomers interested in electric vehicles.

In 2021, TSK launched TSK Forum, a digital platform dedicated to Tesla vehicles and EV topics.

The forum was created to fill a real technical gap. EV owners, independent repair specialists, engineers, and enthusiasts needed one place to discuss diagnostics, firmware updates, retrofit solutions, charging questions and platform-specific repairs.

TSK Forum became a cross-border knowledge hub for the EV community. It helped people exchange technical solutions, solve repair delays, and share knowledge in a market where EV infrastructure was still limited.

In 2021, alongside its operations in Germany and Poland, TSK opened its first California location. By then, our team had already built years of hands-on experience in EV repair, service, and custom electric vehicle builds.

All TSK’s facilities were initially built as EV-only collision and service centers, not traditional gas-car body shops that later added electric vehicles. The shops were primarily designed around electric vehicle requirements, including aluminum zones, glass protection areas, detailed repair planning, high-voltage awareness, and specialized repair workflows.

In 2021 our custom builds made their first reveal at the SEMA Show.

That year, TSK showed two bold builds: the widebody Tesla Model S Wild Tesla and Tesla Model 3 Cyber3, with fully redesigned lighting and aggressive body architecture.

These vehicles showed that Tesla can be more than a technological electric vehicle. It can also be a platform for serious customization, design, engineering, aerodynamics, and performance-focused creativity.

In 2023, TSK showed one of its most ambitious projects: Tesla Gullwing, a Tesla-powered Mercedes-Benz 300 SL-inspired build.

The project reimagined the classic 1955 Mercedes-Benz 300 SL Gullwing with Tesla Model 3 technology, drivetrain, software, cameras, regenerative braking, infotainment, and Autopilot functionality.

The build was presented at SEMA 2023 and ranked among the Top 40 builds - a major milestone for an EV conversion project. It later appeared at Future Collector Car Show, was displayed in Dubai, and received strong attention from the custom EV community.

Tesla Gullwing is more than a show car. It is proof that a classic shape and modern EV technology can coexist when engineering, design, and software integration are treated as one system.

In 2024, TSK showed a unique Tesla-base build - a roofless Tesla Model 3 Performance with fully functioning vehicle systems, including Autopilot and FSD-related functionality.

The project was technically difficult because the team removed the B-pillar, a structural and technological element that supports chassis integrity and houses important sensor systems. That meant the car required structural reengineering and sensor recalibration, not just body cutting.

At the June 6th event, guests will be able to ride in this one-of-a-kind Tesla convertible.

In 2024, TSK, in collaboration with Unplugged Performance, completed another major project: a police interceptor based on the Tesla Model S Plaid.

The vehicle was developed as an operational police EV for Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department Motorsports. The Plaid platform delivers more than 1,000 horsepower, making the project one of the fastest known police EV Interceptors.

Since 2024, TSK has been working on TSK GTR, a project inspired by the legendary Mercedes-Benz CLK GTR - a car with a strong connection to Le Mans racing history.

TSK GTR is not just another custom car. It is a modern reinterpretation of a racing icon through the lens of electric vehicle technology, advanced body design, and TSK’s engineering-first approach.

The goal is to combine motorsport heritage, EV performance, custom fabrication, and modern electric architecture in one project.

In 2026, TSK opened a second location in Southern California to continue serving EV owners.

This is an important step for the company. Today, TSK works with numerous EV platforms, developing electric vehicle service, EV repair, collision repair, insurance repair, and body shop services for electric cars.

In 2026, TSK also received the opportunity to continue the story of CyberHooligan.

We were invited to help finish CyberPlaid, a unique electric vehicle project that we also want to show at the festival.

We are not promising that the project will be fully completed this year, but the story is moving forward. CyberPlaid represents another part of TSK’s identity: technical experience, bold design, Tesla platform knowledge, and the willingness to take on projects that do not fit standard categories.