What is the e-tron energy recuperation system and how does it work?

I've heard that Audi's e-tron models have a unique energy recuperation system. Can you explain how it works and how it differs from traditional regenerative braking systems?

The e-tron's energy recuperation system uses an advanced electrohydraulic brake control system to recover kinetic energy during deceleration and store it in the battery for later use. This technology is more efficient and allows for a smoother braking experience compared to traditional regenerative braking systems.

One of the major differences between the e-tron's recuperation system and other regenerative braking systems is that it is capable of recovering energy not only during braking, but also during coasting and when the vehicle is turned off. This allows for maximum efficiency and extends the range of the vehicle.