How does the Audi e-Tron use regenerative braking to extend its range?

I've heard that electric vehicles like the Audi e-Tron can use regenerative braking to recharge their batteries while slowing down. Can someone explain how this works and how it can extend the range of the e-Tron?

The e-Tron uses regenerative braking to capture the kinetic energy of the vehicle when slowing down, converting it into electricity to recharge the battery. This process can increase the range of the e-Tron by up to 30%. As an e-Tron owner myself, I've found it to be a very efficient feature.

The regenerative braking system in the e-Tron also allows for customizable levels of energy recuperation, giving you more control over how much energy is being recovered and how it affects the driving experience. This feature has been very helpful in preserving my e-Tron's battery life.

With regenerative braking, the e-Tron is able to smoothly transition between regenerative braking and mechanical braking, creating a seamless and efficient driving experience. I've found this particularly useful during city driving and stop-and-go traffic.