Abstract increasingly harsh climate and environment, words like environmental, low carbon, energy saving, emission reduction and green, gradually gradually penetrated everyday life. Cars, because the city has pursued a major issue of particular concern in reducing emissions. Thus, new energy vehicles are very popular. For example, electric bicycles, electric motorcycles and tricycles, which are seen everywhere in China, and gradually accepted popular. Sun electric cars will soon become energy-efficient products in the automotive industry environment has changed. In addition to the battery, fuel gas, hydrogen and other clean energy sources, all of the application. However, it is still a long way to go before the mass popularity. With increased attention and support from major government investment, by investors and a strong will reduce emissions of public vehicles is the rapid development of new energy. By March 2010, electricity or gas has been largely applied to cars to public transport. The carmaker of the world developed different technologies to its battery electric cars, and new energy vehicles will soon be selling to individual consumers. There is much evidence that the new energy vehicles have been progressively in the spotlight. Mass production has significantly reduced production costs, making a new energy vehicles, and a very popular product for most of the automotive market. “2010 Deep Research Report on China’s New Energy Vehicles” is a professional and thorough study of the new energy automotive industry. First, it is a new classification and definition of energy for vehicles and development of various new energy vehicles. Then there is a detailed description of a new energy policy, and government-sponsored development projects. Subsequently, production, sales, technical characteristics and trends in the new energy vehicles in China and throughout the world. And then there’s also a great car companies of the new energy world, and China, as the capacity of companies, models, prices, costs, profits, margins and other parameters. So far, plans for new energy development and scientific status of the car manufacturers. Finally, a detailed analysis of trends in the development of new energy investment opportunities and risks in the automotive industry, both professionally and teadustö & # xF6, conclusions and recommendations. Overall, this study, real-time status and trends of customers in the automotive industry informed of new energy. Interpretations of policy, and consumers can propose some new requirements and developments in the automotive industry, energy. This report helps clients in developing behavior plans and provide a reference to both the investment and decision-making. It can not be completed without the support and help of many first-line technical staff and leading experts from relevant agencies and departments. We would like to express my gratitude.

Table of Contents :

Chapter 1: Definitions and classification of the New Energy Vehicles 1 1 1 11th definition of new energy vehicles 2nd Category overview of the new energy vehicles, 2 1 2 Hybrid-powered vehicles (HEV) 2 1 2 1st 1 Introduction The 21st 2nd 1st Development Status 1 2 2 2 2 battery electric vehicles (Bev) 2 1 2 2nd Introduction 1 2 1 2 2nd 2 Development Status 21st 2nd The three fuel cell vehicles (FCEV) 1 2 3 3rd 1 Introduction The 31st 2nd 3rd Development Status 1 2 3 2nd 4 3 1 hydrogen powered vehicles in the second 4th 1 Introduction 3 1 2nd 4th 2 Development Status 31st 2nd 5 4 1 2 gas vehicles, 5th 1 Introduction 1 2 4 5th 2 Development Status 41st 2nd 6-ether, alcohol, or four vehicles, one second 6th 1 Introduction 1 2 4 6th 2 4Chapter Development Status and prospects of development of two new energy vehicles 5 2 1 Background and Development Goals 2 1 5 Background 1 52nd vehicles in China 1st Two vehicles, analysis of the situation in China 6 2 Two goals in developing energy-saving and new energy vehicles 10 2 2 1-status of the development of new energy vehicles 11 12 2 2 2 Technical objectives 122nd 2nd 3 13 2 Energy-saving goals. 2nd The new energy policy 14 4 2 3 The new energy vehicle market in the world 15 2 3 A market situation in the new energy vehicles in China 17 2 3 2 Future developments in the restrictions on new energy vehicles, and 18 2 3 3 Technology development of new energy vehicles in China 21 2 3 23 3 4 Investment Recommendations Chapter 25 the main producers of new energy vehicles with a three main producers of new energy vehicles in China 25 3 1 Chery 1 25 3 1 SAIC 2 29 3 1 3 3 34 King Long. 1st 4 40 3 Zotye. 1st World 5 45 3 1 FAW 6 50 3 1 Chongqing Changan 7 55 3 1 Geely 8 60 3 1 Universal 9 3 1 64 10 67 3 Foton car. 1st DF-11 72 3 1 12 76 3 Zhongtong buses. 1st 13 Great Wall 80 3 1st 14 85 3 Ankai buses. 1st 15 Mao Yi (under construction) 89 3 The two main international manufacturers of vehicles, 91 second, third A major manufacturer of new energy vehicles in the United States 91 3 2 1st A third overall in 1993 2nd 1st 2 Ford 94 3 2 Two major producers of new energy vehicles in Europe 973rd 2nd 2nd 1997 Volkswagen a third 2nd 2nd BMW 1999 3 2 2 2nd 3 Daimler – Benz 100 3 2 3 Major producers of new energy vehicles in Japan, 102 3 2 3rd Honda 103 3 2 3rd 2 Toyota 106 4th analysis of new energy vehicles, batteries, Chapter 4 Investment analysis of 108 Ni-MH battery 1094th 1st Around 109 the first four development Two major producers of the analysis to determine 1104th 1st 3110 from four perspectives. 2 investment analysis of lithium-battery 111 4th 2nd Development Status 4th 1111 2nd Industry Chain Analysis 113 2 4 2 2nd 1113 2nd 4 Vendor 2nd Materials rose 2 cell 1154th 2nd 2nd 3 Analysis of lithium carbonate industry, 116 4th 2nd 2nd 4 View of lithium carbonate industry, 117 4th Investment analysis 3 Product 5 118Chapter vehicle battery development and prospects of new energy vehicles, hybrid electric vehicle 123 5 (SEN) 123 5 1st Introduction 123 1 5 1 2 Developments in the international status of hybrid vehicles (HEV), 127 5th 1st 3 Centre for the Development of the domestic status of hybrid vehicles, 129 5th 1st 4 Outlook 1295 forecast. 1st 5 Investment Advisory 130 5th 2 battery Electric Vehicles (Bev), 131 5th 2nd 1 Introduction 1315th 2nd 2 Development in the international status of the battery electric vehicles (Bev), 1315th 2nd 3 Centre for the Development of the domestic status of the battery electric vehicles (Bev) 133 5 2 134 5 4 Outlook forecast. 2nd 5 Investment Background and Benefits 134 5th 2nd 6 National Electric Vehicles (Bev) 135 3135 5 Long-term objectives of the five gas-powered vehicles. 3rd 1-development of the international status of the gas-powered vehicles 135 5 3 2 Development of domestic natural gas vehicles, the status of 137 5 3 5 Outlook 3148 forecast. 3rd 4 Investments 151 5th General background 4 DME 151 5th 4th 1 Introduction 151 5th 4th 2 152 5th Policy 4th 3 Fuel Production 153 5th 4th 4 Fuel Vehicle Technologies 154 5th 4th 5 Research and development activities of the 1555th 4th 6 Investments 159 5th 4th background 159 Chapter 6 7 Investment investment opportunities and risk assessment of new energy vehicles, 160 6th Analysis of investment opportunities in the sixth 160 1st Base 2009 and boasts an investment in the 1606th 1st 2 Refer to the analysis of consumer 161 6th 2 162 Investment Analysis võtmepunktideks 6th 3 6th Technical Analysis 3rd Line 164 PHEV technical analysis 6th 164 4 Development trends of new energy vehicles in China, 171 6th 5177 6 background analysis of the fifth Status in developing 1-1776th 5th 2 Technical Analysis of hybrid vehicles, 185 6th 5th Energy and economic analysis of hybrid 3 187 6 5 4 upstream of the demand for raw materials, the 1906th 6 Risk Analysis 192 7th Chapter Summary of the research of new energy vehicles 193Appendix analysis of relevant policies and new energy vehicles to 194 östuspoliitika new energy vehicles 194Production access rules for new energy vehicles in the Financial grants 194 194 196 Restructuring and Tax Policy recruitment rules for access to the car manufacturing industry, 196 new energy vehicles, 198 Provisional financial decline in savings and new energy vehicles introduction and expansion of 203 tables and figures: Table definition and classification of new energy vehicles, vehicle size and number of growth in China, 2000-2009 Figure 5: Vehicle sales and growth in China 2000 2009 6Figure ratios of three major components of the total imports of auto parts in China, 2001-2009 Figure 6 Figure 7 Trends dependence on foreign oil consumption the share of petrol and diesel in China Figure 7 Figure 8 Potential automotive industry in China, and the new energy revolution energy saving vehicles Figure 9, the Energy Development Strategy aims to Automotive Power Systems Table 10 title and forecasts a new energy vehicles in China from 2009 to 2014 (10K units) Figure 11 production capacity, and growth rate projections for new energy vehicles in China, 2009-2014 (unit-10K) 11 Fig energy technology development plan for new energy vehicles in China Figure 12 Scheme of the Power Systems platform technologies for energy saving and new energy technologies Figure 12 Energy-oriented regime in China in 2020 Figure 13 Figure 14 new energy conversion system, an integrated development environment intended for energy-saving and new energy vehicles in China’s sales of 14 Picture & h # XFC; briidsõidukid United States, Japan, Great Britain, Holland, France and Germany, 2004-2009 (10k-Unit) Figure 15 Global Sales hübriidsõ idukid GM, Ford, Nissan, Honda, Toyota for 2005-2009 (10K units) Figure 16 Global Sales of return seventh Priusl1 hybrid motor vehicles. 5L Camry2. 4L, Civic1. 3L, and so on from 2005 to 2009 (10K-Unit) 16 Table List of automobile category, and bring to market new energy vehicles in China, 2005-2008 17Table list type of car and electricity markets in the f & # XFC time, 10 buses and 31 R & h # XFC; briidautod future development of China 2006-2009 17 Figure 19 Figure create a new energy vehicles advantages, disadvantages and application prospects of fuel cell vehicles in Figure 19, and battery performance characteristics 20 different chart a new energy vehicles and the economical advantages and disadvantages of the hybrid effect 20 Figure 8 the price of emissions and hybrid vehicles (10K RMB) diagram of Figure 21 sketches the development of automotive technology throughout the world 22 Figure V-model of the evolution (in the direction of technology development) Figure 22 Process scheme for the development of automotive technology in China

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