Chris Tsui is a Reviews Editor at The Drive. He oversees the site’s car reviews operation while also contributing to industry news and crafting evaluations of the latest automobiles, motorcycles, and driverless cars. Chris has been featured in AutoTrader Canada, Yahoo News, Newswav, The Drive, and NewsBreak.
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By: Chris Tsui
Yep, it looks like Honda is emulating internal combustion cars with its future electric vehicles—like the Hyundai Ioniq 5 N —but it's taking it even further.
Crazy what a shorter body, flared fenders, and Type S wheels can do for these cars.
By: Chris Tsui
Tesla , as it does every so often, revealed a bunch of allegedly autonomous stuff at its “We, Robot” event last night in Los Angeles. Here's everything CEO Elon Musk trotted out, and when he said you should expect to see them.
By: Chris Tsui
Lando Norris himself drove it to COTA on Thursday—in a Longhorns jersey, no less.
By: Chris Tsui
Equally good as both a GT and a supercar, the new Vanquish keeps the V12 alive "until at least the end of the decade."
By: Chris Tsui
The first electric V-Series Cadillac will drop early next year and will likely be the most powerful V car yet.
“Imagine how desirable this would be if it didn't look like that,” were the only words going through my head the first time I drove the current-generation BMW
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