Pull the left side (-) of the paddle shifter to increase regenerative braking and deceleration.
Pull the right side (+) of the paddle shifter to decrease regenerative braking and deceleration.

Pull and hold the right side (+) of the paddle shifter to turn on or off smart regeneration system.

CAUTION

The initial setting will be set to 0 when the vehicle is in D (Drive) and in ECO mode.
If the vehicle changes to P (Park), R (Reverse), N (Neutral) or manual mode (shift lever), or vehicle is in SPORT or TERRAIN mode (if equipped), the vehicle regenerative braking system control will not be operated. Resetting the vehicle in D (Drive) will set the regenerative system settings to the previously set steps.
ABS and ESC will deactivate the regenerative system.
Even if the setting for regenerative braking system is identical, it might feel different due to various vehicle speeds. (the higher speed, the less deceleration feeling)
The regenerative braking system can be controlled
- when the vehicle is nearly stopped in D (Drive).
- when you are not depressing brake pedal whilst the vehicle is driving in D (Drive).

NOTICE

Regenerative braking uses motor’s power to conserve energy to the high-voltage battery when braking to gain more fuel economy and higher efficiency.

A: Recuperative braking not available. Battery fully charged.

The message will appear when the high-voltage battery amount is charged enough.

A: Recuperation shift paddle conditions not met.

The message will appear when:

When the battery is in high or low temperature
When the battery or transmission is not functioning properly
Regenerative braking mode is activated whilst ABS/Cruise Control/Smart Cruise Control is operating

Drive normally and use the function again to dismiss the message.