This page describes the operation of Tesla's regenerative braking technology. Many electric vehicles feature regenerative braking,
which recycles the energy often wasted when a vehicle slows down or stops to recharge its batteries.
Utilizing the vehicle's electric motor and a generator that recovers energy from the battery and feeds it back into the battery while braking,
Tesla's regenerative braking system accomplishes this. By enabling vehicles to recharge their batteries without using conventional brakes,
this increased efficiency contributes to an increase in the range of electric vehicles.
The energy is recovered and used to increase the vehicle's electric driving range, which can help cut pollutants and boost fuel efficiency.
Additionally, compared to other vehicles with comparably sized batteries, Tesla automobiles now have a longer electric driving range thanks to this technique.
By catching the energy that is typically lost when a car brakes and storing it in batteries, regenerative braking works.
The recovered energy can subsequently be used to drive the car, fuel hybrid electric vehicles, or extend the range of electric vehicles a little bit.