How does regenerative braking work in the BMW i4?

I've heard that the BMW i4 utilizes regenerative braking to help recharge the battery. Can you explain how this works and if it is effective?

Yes, the BMW i4 does use regenerative braking, which means it captures kinetic energy that would normally be lost when braking and uses it to charge the battery. This can help extend the driving range of the vehicle. It is most effective in stop-and-go city driving rather than highway driving.

Regenerative braking is a smart feature in the BMW i4 that helps improve efficiency and reduce the need for frequent charging. Rather than wasting energy through traditional braking, the car converts it into electrical energy to power the battery.

I have found that using the regenerative braking feature in the BMW i4 has significantly increased my driving range and overall efficiency. It's a great way to make the most out of every drive.