How does the all-wheel-drive system work in the Audi R8?

I've heard that the Audi R8 has a sophisticated all-wheel-drive system, but I'm not sure how it works. Can you provide some insight into how it operates and what sets it apart from other AWD systems?

The all-wheel-drive system in the Audi R8 is a quattro system, which means it constantly monitors the road conditions and distributes power to each wheel as needed for optimal grip and handling. This allows the R8 to have exceptional traction and stability, even in challenging driving conditions.

The quattro all-wheel-drive system in the Audi R8 uses a rear-biased torque distribution, meaning it sends more power to the rear wheels for a sportier and more engaging driving experience. Plus, with advanced technology like torque vectoring, it can also distribute torque between the left and right wheels, enhancing cornering and overall performance.

I highly recommend selecting the Dynamic mode in the Audi Drive Select system to fully experience the capabilities of the all-wheel-drive system in the R8. It will adjust the AWD system, along with other vehicle settings, to give you the most engaging and responsive driving experience possible.