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 Commercial Hybrid Vehicles
Fuel-Saving Technology Alternatives and First Niche Applications Consumer hybrid vehicles have been getting a lot of attention recently, primarily due to the fuel economy benefits, but also because of reduced emissions. Commercial vehicles are heavy consumers of fuel with a reputation for contributing to air pollution. So what are manufacturers of commercial vehicles doing to implement hybrid technology? Are there other technologies more suited to heavier vehicles or the different duty cycles that specialist vehicles undergo? This report provides an analysis of global market trends, cost and technological evaluations of different approaches and strategies used by hybrid developers, and discusses existing product announcements and design wins. Hybrid architecture forecasts for trucks and buses are provided globally, by region, through 2012.  What Does This Report Answer?
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 1.1 Key Market Drivers and Business Issues 1.2 Action Items for Industry Players 1.3 Top Technology Issues 1.4 Forecast Highlights Section 2. MARKET ISSUES 2.1 Definition of the Commercial Vehicle Market Covered 2.2 Regulatory Issues 2.3 Cost Arguments 2.4 Comparison with Consumer Market 2.5 Hybrid Drive is Not the Best Solution for All Applications 2.6 New Applications for Hybrid Technology Section 3. TECHNOLOGY 3.1 The Motivation for Hybrid Drive in Commercial Vehicles 3.2 What is Hybrid Drive? 3.3 Mild to Strong Hybrids 3.4 Series or Parallel 3.5 Energy Storage 3.5.1 Electric 3.5.2 Hydraulic 3.5.3 Flywheel 3.5.4 Air Section 4. KEY INDUSTRY PLAYERS 4.1 OEMs 4.1.1 Chrysler LLC 4.1.2 Daimler 4.1.3 DesignLine International Holdings LLC 4.1.4 Foton 4.1.5 General Motors 4.1.6 Gillig 4.1.7 MAN 4.1.8 Navistar International Corporation 4.1.9 New Flyer 4.1.10 Nissan Trucks 4.1.11 Oshkosh Truck Corporation 4.1.12 Orion Bus 4.1.13 PACCAR 4.1.14 Scania 4.1.15 Smith Electric Vehicles 4.1.16 Volvo 4.1.17 Wu Zhou Long Motors Group 4.2 Suppliers 4.2.1 Alcoa 4.2.2 Allison Transmission 4.2.3 Azure Dynamics 4.2.4 BAE Systems 4.2.5 Bosch-Rexroth 4.2.6 Connaught 4.2.7 Eaton Corporation 4.2.8 Enova Systems 4.2.9 ISE Corporation 4.2.10 Odyne Corporation 4.2.11 Siemens 4.2.12 Traction Technology 4.2.13 UQM Technologies 4.2.14 ZF Friedrichshafen AG 4.3 Commercial Fleets 4.3.1 Fedex 4.3.2 UPS 4.3.3 Verizon 4.4 Industry Groups 4.4.1 HTUF 4.4.2 LHWTAG 4.4.3 NTEA 4.5 Military Vehicles 4.6 Construction and Off-Road Equipment Section 5. MARKET FORECASTS 5.1 Overview 5.1.1 North America 5.1.2 Europe 5.1.3 Asia-Pacific 5.1.4 Rest of World Section 6. COMPANY LIST Section 7. ACRONYMS SCOPE OF STUDY SOURCES AND METHODOLOGY NOTES CHART Tables
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