The Ukrainian automotive group AutoCraft, headquartered in Odesa, plans to establish a network of auto service centers in Kyiv, according to the group’s owner, Grigory Grinshpun.
“The AutoCraft Group team has decided to launch its own project in Kyiv based on the CareAutoKyiv philosophy. The project’s working title is AUTOMASTER NPS: a network of professional service centers. We plan to create a large multi-brand auto service hub comprising 100 service bays; a separate service area for electric vehicles, a modern detailing center, a restoration repair center with 25 workstations, and a charging hub with fast-charging stations totaling 2 MW in capacity,” he stated on LinkedIn.
According to him, the project will also include a multi-story reinforced-concrete parking garage for the sale of used cars and an underground shelter capable of housing a Ministry of Internal Affairs service center. The complex’s energy independence will be ensured by a modern energy system that will combine a solar power plant, a 5 MW energy storage facility, and an EMS for automated management of electricity generation, storage, and consumption. The project is geared toward servicing cars that are three years old or older.
Grinshpun stated that they are considering land plots in Kyiv with an area of at least 2 hectares, located along one of the city’s main thoroughfares, with the capacity to connect up to 5 MW of electrical power.
The Ukrainian automotive group “Autokraft” is a holding company that unites official dealerships for Renault, Nissan, Skoda, Hyundai, Ford, MG, Suzuki, and Maxus in Dnipro, Cherkasy, and Kropyvnytskyi, and also holds the status of an official INFINITI service partner in Cherkasy. According to OpenDataBot, the company’s revenue for 2025 totaled 4.3 million UAH, which is 1.06% less than in 2024, while its net loss was 343,800 UAH compared to a loss of 477,300 UAH in 2024
