The document discusses the innovative technology of electric vehicle regenerative acceleration, which allows EVs to recharge their batteries while accelerating, starting at speeds of 30 km/hr, thus addressing issues like limited range and long charging times. Developed from 2007 to 2019, the technology introduces a load current delay in generator coils to reverse conventional regenerative braking effects, enabling efficient battery recharge during vehicle movement. The presentation outlines the significance for OEMs, the history of development, patent portfolio, and potential applications in transportation and power generation.