Mazda says it has developed a brake-regeneration system that will boost fuel economy by as much as 10%.
Called i-Eloop, the system converts energy generated under braking into electricity, which is then used to power the stereo, climate control and other electrical components and ancillaries.
The energy is stored in a capacitor, which, Mazda says, can be regularly drained and recharged without…
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