This document discusses the implementation of a regenerative braking system for electric vehicles. It begins with an abstract that describes regenerative braking systems and how they recover kinetic energy and convert it to electrical energy for storage in the vehicle's batteries. It then provides background on regenerative braking and how it differs from conventional braking. The proposed system and working principle are described, involving using a motor as a generator during braking to produce electricity that is stored. Benefits include improved braking efficiency and reduced emissions. Future work may focus on capturing more braking energy. In conclusion, regenerative braking improves electric vehicle efficiency and is useful for advancing energy concepts.