Report ID: SQMIG25C2156
Report ID:
SQMIG25C2156 |
Region:
Global |
Published Date: December, 2024
Pages:
207
|
Tables:
117 |
Figures:
67
Drivers
Rising costs of fossil fuels and growing emphasis on sustainability and vehicle emission reduction are key factors promoting the demand for hybrid vehicles. Hybrid technology optimizes fuel consumption by combining electric and gasoline power, reducing dependency on fossil fuels. Easy integration of hybrid technology with current engines is also expected to bolster hybrid vehicle market growth.
Automotive manufacturers around the world are focusing on developing new hybrid technologies and increasing their investments in the same. Development of novel battery technology, powertrains, and energy management systems is projected to further enhance the efficiency of hybrid vehicles and thereby boost their popularity in the future.
Restraints
Electric vehicles are becoming more and more advanced and providing better range, which was their major weakness. Increasing affordability of electric vehicles and availability of government subsidies for the purchase of same are expected to boost the sales of electric vehicles thereby slowing down the demand for hybrid vehicles as well.
Hybrid vehicles still rely mostly on fossil fuels for their optimal operation and volatility in pricing of these fossil fuels is projected to hurt hybrid vehicle sales going forward. Growing emphasis of consumers on achieving full sustainability and eliminating emissions is expected to impede the global hybrid vehicle market outlook in the long run.
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Report ID: SQMIG25C2156