Global Eco Vehicle Market-Focus on China: Trends and Opportunities (2016-2020)
Scope of the Report
The report titled “Global Eco Cars Market-Focus on China: Trends and Opportunities (2016-2020)” provides an in-depth analysis of global eco-car market with special coverage on eco-car market in China. It also accesses the key opportunities and underlying trends in the market and outlines the factors that are and will be driving the growth of the industry in the forecasted period (2016-20). Further, key market players such as Toyota Motor Corporation, Honda Motor Co., Ltd. and Nissan Motor Co., Ltd profiled in the report with detailed financials and market strategies.
Geographical Coverage
Eco-car also known as green car is a road motor vehicle that produces less harmful impacts to the environment than comparable conventional internal combustion engine vehicles running on gasoline or diesel, or one that uses certain alternative fuels. These vehicles can be powered by alternative fuels and advanced vehicle technologies and include hybrid electric vehicles, plug-in hybrid electric vehicles, battery electric vehicles, compressed-air vehicles, hydrogen and fuel-cell vehicles, neat ethanol vehicles, flexible-fuel vehicles, natural gas vehicles, clean diesel vehicles, and some sources also include vehicles using blends of biodiesel and ethanol fuel or gasohol.
Increasing environmental compliance and cost effectiveness associated with use of eco-cars has been one of the major factors boosting its sales globally especially in developed economies. Global eco-car market is dominated by Japan and the US with Japan commanding more than 50% global market share. In recent years, a large market has developed in the US and Europe. China is also emerging as an important market. Other emerging markets for eco-cars are Korea, the UK and Italy.
Green cars are an emerging market globally. Some of the existing fundamentals such as tough emission standards globally, subsidies, tax breaks, and special driving privileges; and fuel cost savings underpins growth of the industry globally. Major market constraints are technological challenges, range limitations, safety and reliability issue related with various types of eco-cars. Key trends prevailing in the market includes global OEMs JVs with local producers in China, E-mobility charging infrastructure and stricter emission test procedures.
The report titled “Global Eco Cars Market-Focus on China: Trends and Opportunities (2016-2020)” provides an in-depth analysis of global eco-car market with special coverage on eco-car market in China. It also accesses the key opportunities and underlying trends in the market and outlines the factors that are and will be driving the growth of the industry in the forecasted period (2016-20). Further, key market players such as Toyota Motor Corporation, Honda Motor Co., Ltd. and Nissan Motor Co., Ltd profiled in the report with detailed financials and market strategies.
Geographical Coverage
- China
- Global
- Toyota Motor Corporation
- Honda Motor Co., Ltd.
- Nissan Motor Co.
Eco-car also known as green car is a road motor vehicle that produces less harmful impacts to the environment than comparable conventional internal combustion engine vehicles running on gasoline or diesel, or one that uses certain alternative fuels. These vehicles can be powered by alternative fuels and advanced vehicle technologies and include hybrid electric vehicles, plug-in hybrid electric vehicles, battery electric vehicles, compressed-air vehicles, hydrogen and fuel-cell vehicles, neat ethanol vehicles, flexible-fuel vehicles, natural gas vehicles, clean diesel vehicles, and some sources also include vehicles using blends of biodiesel and ethanol fuel or gasohol.
Increasing environmental compliance and cost effectiveness associated with use of eco-cars has been one of the major factors boosting its sales globally especially in developed economies. Global eco-car market is dominated by Japan and the US with Japan commanding more than 50% global market share. In recent years, a large market has developed in the US and Europe. China is also emerging as an important market. Other emerging markets for eco-cars are Korea, the UK and Italy.
Green cars are an emerging market globally. Some of the existing fundamentals such as tough emission standards globally, subsidies, tax breaks, and special driving privileges; and fuel cost savings underpins growth of the industry globally. Major market constraints are technological challenges, range limitations, safety and reliability issue related with various types of eco-cars. Key trends prevailing in the market includes global OEMs JVs with local producers in China, E-mobility charging infrastructure and stricter emission test procedures.
1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
2. ECO-CAR
2.1 Description
2.2 Market Analysis
2.2.1 Market Sizing Actual & Forecasted
2.2.2 Market Share by Region
2.2.3 Market Share by Competitors
2.2.4 Eco-car Battery Production Market Share by Major battery-makers
2.2.5 Eco-car Models by Year
2.2.6 Market Share by Propulsion System
3. ELECTRIC VEHICLE (EV)
3.1 Description
3.2 Market Analysis
3.2.1 Market Sizing Actual & Forecasted
3.2.2 Market Share by Region
4. HYBRID ELECTRIC VEHICLE (HEV)
4.1 Description
4.2 Market Analysis
4.2.1 Market Sizing Actual & Forecasted
5. PLUG-IN HYBRID ELECTRIC VEHICLE (PHEV)
5.1 Description
5.2 Market Analysis
5.2.1 Market Sizing Actual & Forecasted
6. FUEL CELL ELECTRIC VEHICLE (FCEV)
6.1 Description
7. CHINA ECO-CAR MARKET
7.1 Electric Vehicle Market
7.1.1 Market Size by Volume
7.1.2 Market Share by Cities
7.1.3 Market Share by Companies
7.2 China LiB Market
7.2.1 LiB Capacity by Region
7.2.2 EV-use Battery Market Share by Local Chinese Players
7.2.3 Government Initiatives
8. GLOBAL ECO-CAR MARKET TRENDS
8.1 Global Auto OEM’s JVs with Local Producers in China
8.2 E-mobility Charging Infrastructure
8.3 Stricter Emissions Test Procedures
9. GLOBAL ECO-CAR MARKET GROWTH DRIVERS & CHALLENGES
9.1 Growth Drivers
9.1.1 Tough Emission Standards Globally
9.1.2 Subsidies, tax breaks, and Special driving privileges
9.1.3 Fuel Cost Savings
9.2 Challenges
9.2.1 Technological Challenges
9.2.2 Range Limitations
9.2.3 Safety and Reliability
10. COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE
11. COMPANY PROFILES
11.1 Toyota Motor Corporation
11.1.1 Business Overview
11.1.2 Financial Overview
11.1.3 Business Strategies
11.2 Honda Motor Co. Ltd.
11.2.1 Business Overview
11.2.2 Financial Overview
11.2.3 Business Strategies
11.3 Nissan Motor Co., Ltd.
11.3.1 Business Overview
11.3.2 Financial Overview
11.3.3 Business Strategies
2. ECO-CAR
2.1 Description
2.2 Market Analysis
2.2.1 Market Sizing Actual & Forecasted
2.2.2 Market Share by Region
2.2.3 Market Share by Competitors
2.2.4 Eco-car Battery Production Market Share by Major battery-makers
2.2.5 Eco-car Models by Year
2.2.6 Market Share by Propulsion System
3. ELECTRIC VEHICLE (EV)
3.1 Description
3.2 Market Analysis
3.2.1 Market Sizing Actual & Forecasted
3.2.2 Market Share by Region
4. HYBRID ELECTRIC VEHICLE (HEV)
4.1 Description
4.2 Market Analysis
4.2.1 Market Sizing Actual & Forecasted
5. PLUG-IN HYBRID ELECTRIC VEHICLE (PHEV)
5.1 Description
5.2 Market Analysis
5.2.1 Market Sizing Actual & Forecasted
6. FUEL CELL ELECTRIC VEHICLE (FCEV)
6.1 Description
7. CHINA ECO-CAR MARKET
7.1 Electric Vehicle Market
7.1.1 Market Size by Volume
7.1.2 Market Share by Cities
7.1.3 Market Share by Companies
7.2 China LiB Market
7.2.1 LiB Capacity by Region
7.2.2 EV-use Battery Market Share by Local Chinese Players
7.2.3 Government Initiatives
8. GLOBAL ECO-CAR MARKET TRENDS
8.1 Global Auto OEM’s JVs with Local Producers in China
8.2 E-mobility Charging Infrastructure
8.3 Stricter Emissions Test Procedures
9. GLOBAL ECO-CAR MARKET GROWTH DRIVERS & CHALLENGES
9.1 Growth Drivers
9.1.1 Tough Emission Standards Globally
9.1.2 Subsidies, tax breaks, and Special driving privileges
9.1.3 Fuel Cost Savings
9.2 Challenges
9.2.1 Technological Challenges
9.2.2 Range Limitations
9.2.3 Safety and Reliability
10. COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE
11. COMPANY PROFILES
11.1 Toyota Motor Corporation
11.1.1 Business Overview
11.1.2 Financial Overview
11.1.3 Business Strategies
11.2 Honda Motor Co. Ltd.
11.2.1 Business Overview
11.2.2 Financial Overview
11.2.3 Business Strategies
11.3 Nissan Motor Co., Ltd.
11.3.1 Business Overview
11.3.2 Financial Overview
11.3.3 Business Strategies
LIST OF CHARTS
Table 1: Global Powertrain Portfolio
Table 2: Eco-car Design & Structure
Figure 1: Global Eco-car Market Size by Volume, 2014-20E (Million Units)
Figure 2: Global Eco-car Market Share by Nation (2014)
Figure 3: Global Eco-car Market Share by Competitors (2014)
Figure 4: Global Eco-car Battery Production Market Share by Major battery-makers (2014E)
Figure 5: New Eco-car Models by Year, 2005-15
Figure 6: Global Eco-car breakdown by Propulsion System, 2008-14 (%)
Figure 7: Global Electric Vehicle (EV) Market Size by Volume, 2014-20E (Thousand Units)
Figure 8: Global Electric Vehicle Sales Market Share by Nations (2015E)
Figure 9: Global Hybrid Electric Vehicle (HEV) Market Size by Volume, 2014-20E (Million Units)
Figure 10: Global PHEV/FCEV Market Size by Volume, 2014-20E (Thousand Units)
Figure 11: China Electric Vehicle Market Size by Volume, 2011-14 (Units)
Figure 12: China Electric Vehicle Market Size by Volume Forecasted, 2015E-20E (Thousand Cars)
Figure 13: China Electric Vehicle Sales Market Share by Cities (Jan-Apr 2014)
Figure 14: China Electric Vehicle Sales Market Share by Companies (1Q2015)
Table 3: Global Total LiB and Auto LiB Capacity by Region (2014)
Figure 16: Auto-use LiB Shipment Forecast by Companies, 2015E (MWh)
Table 4: Korean and Japanese battery makers in China
Figure 17: China EV-use Battery market Share by Local Chinese Players (2015E)
Table 4: Battery Supply Chain in China
Table 5: China central government's NEV initiatives and support polices
Table 6: Central Government NEV Subsidies for Passenger Vehicles (2013-2015) (RMB/vehicle)
Table 7: Central Government NEV Subsidies for Passenger Vehicles (2016-2020) (RMB/vehicle)
Table 8: Central Government NEV Subsidies for Public Buses (RMB/vehicle)
Table 9: Central Government NEV Subsidies for Public Buses (2016 level, 10% decline in 2017 & 2019), RMB/vehicle
Table 10: Central Government NEV Subsidies for Pure EV Special Purpose Vehicles (2013 vs 2016), RMB/vehicle
Table 11: Central Government NEV Subsidies for Fuel-Cell EV (2013-15 vs 2016-20), RMB/vehicle
Table 11: Selective Local Governments' NEV Promotion Timetable, Subsidy Details, and Ownership Incentives (if any)
Table 12: Overview of Policy Initiatives for EV Charging Infrastructure by Country
Table 13: Changed European Test Procedures for Fuel Efficiency and Emissions
Table 14: Europe Emissions Standards (category M vehicles) mg/Km
Table 15: US emission standards (tier 2 - bin 5) (mg/km)
Figure 18: Stimulating EV demand by Governments (EUR per vehicle)
Table 16: Energy Efficiency Indicators of Exemplary Vehicles
Table 17: Gasoline and Electricity Price differences across countries, and estimated fuel cost savings of the Renault Zoe vs. Renault Clio
Table 18: Global Eco-car Battery Production by Major battery-makers, 2009-14E (Auto-use battery production in MWh)
Table 19: Global EV-related Peer Valuation
Figure 19: Toyota Motor Corporation Automotive Sales, FY13-FY15 (Thousands of units)
Figure 20: Honda Motor Co. Ltd. Automotive Sales, FY14-FY15 (Thousands of units)
Figure 21: Nissan Motor Co. Ltd. Automobile Sales, FY11-FY15E (Thousand Units)
Table 1: Global Powertrain Portfolio
Table 2: Eco-car Design & Structure
Figure 1: Global Eco-car Market Size by Volume, 2014-20E (Million Units)
Figure 2: Global Eco-car Market Share by Nation (2014)
Figure 3: Global Eco-car Market Share by Competitors (2014)
Figure 4: Global Eco-car Battery Production Market Share by Major battery-makers (2014E)
Figure 5: New Eco-car Models by Year, 2005-15
Figure 6: Global Eco-car breakdown by Propulsion System, 2008-14 (%)
Figure 7: Global Electric Vehicle (EV) Market Size by Volume, 2014-20E (Thousand Units)
Figure 8: Global Electric Vehicle Sales Market Share by Nations (2015E)
Figure 9: Global Hybrid Electric Vehicle (HEV) Market Size by Volume, 2014-20E (Million Units)
Figure 10: Global PHEV/FCEV Market Size by Volume, 2014-20E (Thousand Units)
Figure 11: China Electric Vehicle Market Size by Volume, 2011-14 (Units)
Figure 12: China Electric Vehicle Market Size by Volume Forecasted, 2015E-20E (Thousand Cars)
Figure 13: China Electric Vehicle Sales Market Share by Cities (Jan-Apr 2014)
Figure 14: China Electric Vehicle Sales Market Share by Companies (1Q2015)
Table 3: Global Total LiB and Auto LiB Capacity by Region (2014)
Figure 16: Auto-use LiB Shipment Forecast by Companies, 2015E (MWh)
Table 4: Korean and Japanese battery makers in China
Figure 17: China EV-use Battery market Share by Local Chinese Players (2015E)
Table 4: Battery Supply Chain in China
Table 5: China central government's NEV initiatives and support polices
Table 6: Central Government NEV Subsidies for Passenger Vehicles (2013-2015) (RMB/vehicle)
Table 7: Central Government NEV Subsidies for Passenger Vehicles (2016-2020) (RMB/vehicle)
Table 8: Central Government NEV Subsidies for Public Buses (RMB/vehicle)
Table 9: Central Government NEV Subsidies for Public Buses (2016 level, 10% decline in 2017 & 2019), RMB/vehicle
Table 10: Central Government NEV Subsidies for Pure EV Special Purpose Vehicles (2013 vs 2016), RMB/vehicle
Table 11: Central Government NEV Subsidies for Fuel-Cell EV (2013-15 vs 2016-20), RMB/vehicle
Table 11: Selective Local Governments' NEV Promotion Timetable, Subsidy Details, and Ownership Incentives (if any)
Table 12: Overview of Policy Initiatives for EV Charging Infrastructure by Country
Table 13: Changed European Test Procedures for Fuel Efficiency and Emissions
Table 14: Europe Emissions Standards (category M vehicles) mg/Km
Table 15: US emission standards (tier 2 - bin 5) (mg/km)
Figure 18: Stimulating EV demand by Governments (EUR per vehicle)
Table 16: Energy Efficiency Indicators of Exemplary Vehicles
Table 17: Gasoline and Electricity Price differences across countries, and estimated fuel cost savings of the Renault Zoe vs. Renault Clio
Table 18: Global Eco-car Battery Production by Major battery-makers, 2009-14E (Auto-use battery production in MWh)
Table 19: Global EV-related Peer Valuation
Figure 19: Toyota Motor Corporation Automotive Sales, FY13-FY15 (Thousands of units)
Figure 20: Honda Motor Co. Ltd. Automotive Sales, FY14-FY15 (Thousands of units)
Figure 21: Nissan Motor Co. Ltd. Automobile Sales, FY11-FY15E (Thousand Units)
