This article proposes an accurate and computationally efficient hybrid analytical (HA) model for the air-gap magnetic field computation of asymmetric-stator-pole flux reversal permanent magnet machine, which can provide a thorough insight into the working mechanism by taking the slotting effects into account. The proposed HA model combines the subdomain method and Schwarz–Christoffel (SC) transformation, which can account for the stator and rotor slotting effects, respectively. The subdomain method is first employed to predict the air-gap magnetic field considering the rotor slotting effect by converting the machine geometry to a slotless stator model. Afterward, a complex relative permeance function is obtained by the SC transformation, in which the stator slotting effect is taken into account. Finally, the complete air-gap magnetic field distribution of the machine can be efficiently predicted by the proposed HA analytical model. The effectiveness of the proposed HA model is verified by both finite-element analyses and experimental results.