Hybrid systems, that is, systems exhibiting both continuous and discrete dynamics, have proven to be a useful mathematical model for various physical phenomena and engineering systems. Much effort has been devoted to the development of automatic analysis methods for such systems based on formal verification. Nevertheless, the applicability of these methods is still limited to small size systems due to the complexity of exhaustive analysis. Testing is another validation approach, which can be used for much larger systems and is a standard tool in industry, despite its limitations compared to algorithmic and deductive verification. This thesis is concerned with model-based testing of hybrid systems. We proposed a formal framework for conforma...