@JimDobbins65@elonmusk Maybe I misunderstood the question. Of course you could use the motion to charge a backup battery. But a Tesla itself is a giant backup battery. No need to jerry-rig anything. Just plug your Tesla into whatever you want to power.
@JimDobbins65@elonmusk Regenerative breaking uses an electric field to stop the wheels, which in turn captures some of the kinetic energy. But if you’re asking if the spinning wheels can recharge the battery indefinitely, the answer is no. That would violate the law of conservation of energy.
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