Global Hybrid Vehicles Market Growth and Key Trends 2014-2020: FMI

Global Hybrid Vehicles Market Growth and Key Trends 2014-2020: FMI

Global Hybrid Vehicles
Market
Share, Global Trends,
Analysis, Research, Report,
Opportunities,
Segmentation and
Forecast,
2014

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A hybrid vehicle is a vehicle that uses two or more distinct power sources to move the
vehicle. For example, distinct power sources can be a combination of diesel and electricity,
fuel cell and diesel, or gasoline and electricity. Due to their ingenious technology, hybrid
vehicles provide various advantages to the end user.
Hybrids are not zero emission vehicles. The technology uses less fuel and emits less carbon
into the atmosphere than most conventional, non-hybrid vehicles. Hybrid vehicles offer
advantages such as reduced emissions, and improved fuel utilisation. The hybrid vehicle
technology gives double the fuel efficiency of conventional vehicles, thus reducing
dependency on fossils fuels to some extent.
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Hybrid vehicles can be categorised based on their types such as series hybrid, parallel
hybrid, two-mode or dual-mode hybrid cars, plug-in hybrid cars and series-parallel
hybrid. In series hybrid vehicles,the propulsion source is an electric motor. Parallel hybrid
vehicles use multiple propulsion energy sources. Series-parallel vehicles can operate either
using an electric motor, or using aninternal combustion engine (ICE).
Hybrid technology is used in passenger cars and commercial cars.According to the onboard
energy sources, these vehicles could be segmented as ICE hybrids, diesel hybrids, fuel cell
hybrids, solar hybrids (for example, racecars), natural gas hybrids, hybrid locomotive, and
heavy hybrids (truck and bus).

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The global automotive market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 6.3% from 2014 to 2020,
but the global hybrid vehicle...

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