A novel partitioned stator (PS) hybrid excited (HE) switched flux (SF) (PS-HESF) machine is proposed in this paper. In the PS-HESF machine, the permanent magnets (PMs) and field windings are allocated on one stator while the armature windings are placed on the other. The iron-piece-rotor is sandwiched between the two stators. Consequently, compared with the conventional HESF machine having PMs, field windings as well as armature windings all on one stator, the available space of the novel machine is greatly boosted and therefore the performance is enhanced. Based on 2-D finite-element analysis, the electromagnetic performance of the PS-HESF machine is evaluated and the results reveal that it can exhibit not only better flux regulation capability but also higher torque than the conventional HESF machine. Moreover, the influences of the key design parameters on the hybridization ratio in the PS-HESF machines are investigated. A prototype machine is manufactured and tested to validate the predictions.