Philip Uwaoma
Philip Uwaoma is the founder of Cars and Horsepower. He is a passionate gearhead and automotive journalist whose work has appeared on various outlets, including HotCars, AutoQuarterly, and The Autopian.
Why Apple’s Car Failed Before It Even Launched (And What It Means For Tech Giants In Auto)
Apple’s secretive Project Titan aimed to revolutionize the auto industry—but collapsed in 2024. Discover the three fatal mistakes tech giants make in automotive and why Sony’s partnership with Honda might be the only way forward.
How To Opt Out Of Your Car’s Surveillance State (Before It’s Too Late)
Modern cars are spy hubs on wheels, tracking your location, conversations, and behavior. Discover the shocking truth about automotive data harvesting and the steps you can take to protect your privacy before it’s too late.
Car Hacking Is the Next Big Cyber Threat – And Nobody’s Ready
Modern cars now contain up to 650 million lines of code—making them prime targets for hackers. From ransomware attacks to remote-controlled brakes, discover why your car is more vulnerable than ever and how to protect yourself.
The Big Lie Of ‘Green’ EVs: Why Your Tesla Is Worse For The Environment Than You Think
Your ‘green’ Tesla hides a dirty secret: lithium mining, water depletion, and child labor fuel the EV revolution. Is electric mobility just resource colonialism rebranded? The shocking truth behind zero-emission lies.
The Bomb That Echoed in Silence: Why America, Not Israel, Struck Iran
A deep dive into Operation Midnight Hammer: How America’s B-2 stealth bomber delivered the GBU-57 MOP to Iran’s nuclear facilities—bypassing air defenses, defying physics, and reshaping Middle East deterrence. Why Israel couldn’t pull the trigger, and what this means for future warfare.
EVs Were Supposed To Save The Planet. What Happened?
From battery swindles to paywalled features, this deep dive exposes how automakers are hijacking the electric vehicle movement for corporate gain—at the expense of consumers and the planet.
AI Can’t Drive – The Uncomfortable Truth About Autonomous Vehicles
Self-driving cars were promised as the future of urban mobility, but cities are too chaotic for AI to handle. From unpredictable pedestrians to crumbling infrastructure, autonomous vehicles keep failing. Here’s why they’ll never master city streets.
Why Your Car’s Touchscreen Is More Dangerous Than Your Phone
Modern cars are replacing intuitive buttons with distracting touchscreens—and the results are deadly. Discover why studies show touchscreen interfaces increase driver distraction and how automakers are finally admitting their mistake.
Hydrogen Hype: The Never-Ending Boondoggle Of Fuel Cell Vehicles
Why do hydrogen cars keep failing despite billions in investment? From thermodynamics to infrastructure costs, this article breaks down the physics and economics behind hydrogen's inefficiency—and why battery EVs are the future of clean transport.
The Investment Math Behind Burna Boy’s ₦3.5 Billion McLaren Senna
Grammy-winner Burna Boy becomes the first African to own a McLaren Senna Exposed Carbon Edition. We break down the specs, cost, resale value, and whether it’s worth the hype.
Musk Promised Robotaxis — But Tesla’s FSD Can’t Even Turn Left
Tesla’s Full Self-Driving promises a hands-free future — but behind the hype lies a dangerous gap between marketing and reality. This deep-dive exposes the risks, lawsuits, and regulatory failures surrounding FSD.
How GM’s Secret CATL Deal Could Reshape America’s EV Landscape
General Motors is quietly shifting to cheaper LFP batteries in a bid to dominate the affordable EV race. From its CATL-backed supply chain to the revived Chevy Bolt, discover how GM’s battery strategy could make—or break—its electric future. Will this move undercut Tesla and Chinese automakers, or will geopolitical risks and union tensions derail the plan?