The CyberRoadster: The Chop-Shop Tesla That’s Turning More Heads Than Elon Musk’s Roadster Ever Did
By Team Dailyrevs March 27, 2025
While Tesla Roadster production delays have stretched across eight long years, one man in Los Angeles has taken matters into his own hands. Meet David Andreyev—better known online as Cyber Hooligan—a self-taught builder who transformed a wrecked Model 3 into what many are calling the Tesla Elon Musk should’ve built.
His creation? The CyberRoadster—a one-off, hand-built, sci-fi-inspired electric marvel that’s now cruising California streets and stopping traffic in every sense.
Tesla CyberRoadster stuns Los Angeles streets as a home-built EV inspired by Cybertruck and Roadster concepts.
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A chop-shop Tesla transformation that rivals automaker efforts in performance and design.
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A grassroots project highlighting Tesla Roadster production delays and delivering the dream where Tesla has yet to.
When a Chop-Shop Tesla Becomes a Head-Turning Custom Car
From the sidewalk cafes of LA to YouTube feeds around the globe, the CyberRoadster is causing a stir that Tesla's long-teased Roadster has yet to deliver. David spent over two years shaping this sleek machine from the bones of a salvage Tesla Model 3, blending in elements from a Cybertruck, Corvette, Lexus, and even a Toyota BRZ.
While Elon Musk and Tesla continue to push back timelines, David’s Frankensteinian EV is very real—and very fast.
| CyberRoadster Specs & Features | Details |
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| Base Chassis | Tesla Model 3 Performance |
| Powertrain | Dual-motor, 480 hp, 471 lb-ft torque |
| 0–60 mph | 3.2 seconds (likely faster due to reduced weight) |
| Exterior Add-ons | Cybertruck bar lights, Corvette-inspired silhouette, 12-layer candy red paint |
| Donor Parts | Toyota BRZ (charging port), Lexus LX600 (LED strip), Rohana wheels |
| Estimated Build Cost | $50,000+ |
While Tesla Delays, Cyber Hooligan Delivers
Tesla Roadster production delays have become an industry punchline, with the original prototype unveiled in 2017 and still no production model in sight. In contrast, David’s Cyber Hooligan Tesla project has gone from salvage yard to street icon in just over two years—without billions in R&D or factory lines.
His story is a powerful reminder of what’s possible with vision, grit, and a garage. Every time he drives it, jaws drop, strangers ask questions, and phones rise to capture the moment. One cyclist was so distracted, he crashed into a trash bin trying to get a closer look.
More Than a Car: It’s a Statement
The CyberRoadster isn’t just a head-turning custom car—it’s a quiet critique of corporate overpromise and underdelivery. As Elon Musk continues teasing flying cars and rocket thrusters, fans are left asking: What happened to the Tesla Roadster?
David's creation answers that with steel, paint, and precision.
Want to See the CyberRoadster Up Close?
Check out Cyber Hooligan 's Youtube Channel by clicking here and Instagram Page by clicking here.