关键词：混合动力汽车；机械（冰）；电；燃油经济性；性能；转换动能充电再生能量；转化；电能
摘 要：HEVs combine two energy sources, mechanical (ICE) and electrical, to achieve better fuel economy and performance. These vehicles have a smaller gasoline engine than traditional vehicles. They use efficient technologies such as regenerative braking that charges the battery by converting kinetic energy into electric energy. Many HEVs have start-stop systems that shutdown the ICE when the vehicle is idle and restarts it whenever needed, thereby reducing idle emissions.
目 录：

01. Executive Summary

02. List of Abbreviations

03. Scope of the Report

03.1 Market Overview

03.2 Product Offerings

04. Market Research Methodology

04.1 Market Research Process

04.2 Research Methodology

05. Introduction

06. Market Landscape

06.1 Market Overview

06.1.1 Evolution of Powertrain System Mechanism in HEVs

06.1.2 US Insight

06.1.3 Japan Insight

06.1.4 Europe Insight

06.2 Market Size and Forecast

06.3 Five Forces Analysis

07. Product Segmentation by Degree of

Hybridization

08. Geographical Segmentation

08.1 Global HEVs Market by Geographical

Segmentation

08.2 HEVs Market in Japan

08.2.1 Automotive Industry in Japan

08.2.2 Market Size and Forecast

08.3 HEVs Market in US

08.3.1 Automotive Industry in US

08.3.2 Market Size and Forecast

08.4 HEVs Market in Europe

08.4.1 Automotive Industry in Europe

08.4.2 Market Size and Forecast

09. Buying Criteria

10. Market Growth Drivers

11. Drivers and their Impact

12. Market Challenges

13. Impact of Drivers and Challenges

14. Market Trends

15. Trends and their Impact

16. Vendor Landscape

16.1 Competitive Scenario

16.2 Market Vendor Analysis 2014

16.2.1 Ford Motor

16.2.2 Honda Motor

16.2.3 Hyundai Motor

16.2.4 Toyota

16.2.5 Volkswagen

16.3 Other Prominent Vendors

17. Key Vendor Analysis

17.1 Ford Motor

17.1.1 Key Facts

17.1.2 Business Overview

17.1.3 Business Segmentation by Revenue 2014

17.1.4 Business Segmentation by Revenue 2013 and 2014

17.1.5 Geographical Segmentation by Revenue 2014

17.1.6 Business Strategy

17.1.7 Recent Developments

17.1.8 SWOT Analysis

17.2 Honda Motor

17.2.1 Key Facts

17.2.2 Business Overview

17.2.3 Business Segmentation by Revenue 2014

17.2.4 Business Segmentation by Revenue 2013 and 2014

17.2.5 Geographical Segmentation by Revenue 2014

17.2.6 Business Strategy

17.2.7 Recent Developments

17.2.8 SWOT Analysis

17.3 Hyundai Motor

17.3.1 Key Facts

17.3.2 Business Overview

17.3.3 Business Segmentation by Revenue 2013

17.3.4 Business Segmentation by Revenue 2013 and 2014

17.3.5 Geographical Segmentation by Revenue 2013

17.3.6 Business Strategy

17.3.7 Recent Developments

17.3.8 SWOT Analysis

17.4 Toyota

17.4.1 Key Facts

17.4.2 Business Overview

17.4.3 Business Segmentation by Revenue 2014

17.4.4 Business Segmentation by Revenue 2013 and 2014

17.4.5 Geographical Segmentation by Revenue 2014 .

17.4.6 Business Strategy

17.4.7 Recent Developments

17.4.8 SWOT Analysis

17.5 Volkswagen

17.5.1 Key Facts

17.5.2 Business Overview

17.5.3 Brands

17.5.4 Business Segmentation by Revenue 2014

17.5.5 Global Vehicle Delivery 2013 and 2014

17.5.6 Geographical Segmentation by Revenue 2014

17.5.7 Business Strategy

17.5.8 Recent Developments

17.5.9 SWOT Analysis

18. Other Prominent Vendors

18.1 Daimler

18.1.1 Overview

18.1.2 Strengths

18.1.3 Geographical Segmentation

18.2 General Motors

18.2.1 Overview

18.2.2 Strengths

18.2.3 Product Segmentation

18.3 Mazda Motor

18.3.1 Overview

18.3.2 Major Facilities

18.4 Mitsubishi Motors

18.4.1 Overview

18.4.2 Product Segmentation

18.4.3 Geographical Segmentation

18.5 Nissan Motors

18.5.1 Overview

18.5.2 Strengths

18.5.3 Product Segmentation

19. Other Reports in this Series