Global Market Review of Full Hybrids - Toyota Leads the Way
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DUBLIN--August 19, 2011: Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "Global Market Review of Full Hybrids - Forecasts to 2017" report to their offering.
Global Market Review of Full Hybrids - Forecasts to 2017
This latest just-auto report edition offers a global review of the full hybrids sector, its manufacturers, top markets, technologies and market forecasts.
This global market study offers:
- Full hybrids market size estimates
- Latest technologies and trends
- Profiles of the major players including their strategies and prospects
- Market size forecasts
You can use this report to:
- Understand the scope and scale of the major markets
- Get an overview of the global full hybrids sector
- Identify opportunities and threats
- Prepare demand and supply forecasts
- Review the latest technological drivers
- Know the key trends within the sector and what's driving them
- Get up to speed with latest company activities and prospects
- Hear direct from major companies on strategies and plans
- Carry out competitive analysis
Key Topics Covered:
1. What's new
2. Introduction
3. Companies
- Group 1: The leader, Toyota
- - 2012 Prius plug-in hybrid
- - Higher capacity, lithium cells
- - Three Prius generations and more
- - Outlook
- Group 2: The second tier
- - BMW
- - BYD
- - Chrysler
- - Daimler (Mercedes-Benz)
- - Ford
- - General Motors
- - Hyundai - Kia
- - Nissan
- - PSA Peugeot Citroen
- Group 3: The intenders
- - Changan
- - Chery, Faw, Geely and others
- - Honda
- - Jaguar Land Rover/Tata
- - Mazda
- - Mitsubishi
- - Saab
- - Subaru
- - Volvo (Geely)
- - VW Group: Porsche
- - VW Group: Volkswagen - Audi
4. Markets
- North America
- Factors affecting the market
- - Are hybrids a technology or a vehicle type?
- - Concerns to be addressed
- - Electric utility capacity
- - Geopolitics of lithium
- - Loss of OEM control over core technology
- - Wells to wheels' carbon balance
- - Conditions affecting market size
- - Battery costs
- - Oil prices
- - Regulation of carbon and other emissions
- - Vehicle costs and new financial models
- - Alternative fuels
- - Biodiesel
- - Ethanol
- - Hydrogen
- - Hydrogen market projections
- - Daimler
- - General Motors
- - Honda
- - Toyota
- - Natural gas and LPG
- - Future fuels conclusions
5. Technologies
- Stop-start system
- Mild hybrids (0.5-1.0kWh battery packs)
- Full (parallel or power-split') hybrids and plug-in hybrids (1-8kWh battery packs)
- Plug-in parallel hybrids
- Electric-drive vehicles (10-75kWh battery packs)
6. Forecasts
7. News
8. Interviews and insights
9. Tables and figures
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