Tsui, Chris

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Chris Tsui is The Drive’s Reviews Editor. He oversees the site’s car reviews operation in addition to pitching in on industry news and writing his own evaluations of the latest rides.

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Recent Articles:

  1. The 2024 BMW i5 M60 Wants to Connect With You on LinkedIn

    Chris Tsui

    The new 5 Series is, as 5 Series types like to say, rightsized.

     

  2. The McLaren Artura Exists Merely for Its Own Entertainment

    Chris Tsui

    Despite its newfangled hybrid powertrain, the way the Artura corners remains its party piece.

  3. 2025 Hyundai Ioniq 5 N First Drive Review: Sweet Little Lies

    Chris Tsui

    A common EV criticism is that they all kind of drive the same. The ICE car-mimicking Ioniq 5 N does not have this problem.

  4. 2024 Fiat 500e First Drive Review: An Adorable Espresso Shot of an EV

    Chris Tsui

    Cute, Italian, and real good at U-turns, the 500e could be the ideal city car.

  5. The 2024 Toyota Crown May Just Be the World's Greatest Luxury Car

    Chris Tsui

    Today's luxury cars are filled to the brim with flashy complication. The 2024 Toyota Crown is not.

  6. The Mercedes-AMG SL63 Is a GT Car for the iPhone Generation

    Chris Tsui

    As both a GT and an all-out sports car, the SL63 is, like, 80% there.

     

  7. 2023 Range Rover Sport Pros and Cons: Still Not Rubbish At All, Innit Bruv?

    Chris Tsui

    The third-gen Range Rover Sport delivers on what you expect: smooth, capable driving, imposingly posh style, and a beautiful, usable interior.

  8. The 2023 BMW M2 Is Still the Fun-Loving Baby of the Family

    Chris Tsui

    As far as modern performance Bimmers go, then, the M2 is firmly one of the better ones.

  9. 2024 Mazda CX-90 Pros and Cons: Affordable Athletic Luxury for the Whole Family

    Chris Tsui

    The CX-90 brings Mazda's signature athletic luxe vibe to the three-row class but isn't without a couple faults.

  10. The 2023 Bentley Flying Spur Hybrid Is a Detail-Oriented Flex

    Chris Tsui

    In V6 hybrid form, the Flying Spur perhaps doesn't drive as special as its V8 or W12 counterparts, but it's still luxurious as hell.

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