How does the regenerative braking work in the Kia EV6?

I'm considering buying a Kia EV6 and I've read about the regenerative braking feature. How does it actually work and can it save me money on brake maintenance?

Regenerative braking uses the car's electric motor to slow down the vehicle and convert the kinetic energy into electricity. This energy is stored in the battery and can be used to power the electric motor, reducing the need for conventional braking. This can save you money on brake maintenance in the long run.

As an EV6 owner, I can say that regenerative braking is a great feature. It allows for smooth and efficient deceleration, making driving more enjoyable. Plus, it definitely saves money on brake replacements.

I'm an engineer at Kia and I can assure you that regenerative braking is a reliable and efficient feature. It not only saves money on maintenance, but also helps with range optimization.