How does regenerative braking work in the Kia Niro?

I've heard that the Kia Niro has regenerative braking technology. Can you explain how it works?

Regenerative braking is a feature that uses the kinetic energy of your vehicle to recharge the battery while decelerating. It captures the energy that is normally lost during braking and uses it to power the electric motor. This not only helps improve efficiency but also reduces wear on your brake pads.

It's like a hybrid between an electric car and a traditional car. When you press the brake pedal, the car's kinetic energy is converted into electricity and stored in the battery. This allows the car to use less fuel and reduces emissions.

Regenerative braking is great for stop-and-go traffic. It helps conserve energy and improve fuel efficiency in these situations. So next time you're stuck in traffic, you can rest easy knowing your Kia Niro is making the most of the situation.