What does the automotive regeneration function mean?
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Pure electric vehicles' regenerative power function, also known as braking energy recovery function, is one of the important technologies in modern electric vehicles. Here is a detailed introduction to the regenerative power function: Introduction: In conventional internal combustion engine vehicles, when the vehicle decelerates or brakes, the kinetic energy is converted into heat energy through the braking system and released into the atmosphere. However, in electric vehicles, this otherwise wasted kinetic energy can be converted into electrical energy through braking energy recovery technology and stored in the battery, which is then further converted into driving energy. For example, when the vehicle starts or accelerates and requires increased driving force, the motor's driving force serves as an auxiliary power to the engine, enabling effective utilization of the electrical energy.