How does the all-wheel steering system work in an Audi A6?

I've heard that the Audi A6 has an all-wheel steering system, but I'm not sure how it operates. Can you explain the mechanism behind it and how it affects the car's handling?

The all-wheel steering system in the Audi A6 uses advanced electronic controls to adjust the steering angle of the front and rear wheels. This allows for improved handling and stability, especially at high speeds.

The all-wheel steering in the Audi A6 is a progressive system, meaning the rear wheels turn slightly in the opposite direction of the front wheels at lower speeds for increased maneuverability and in the same direction at higher speeds for better stability.

Not only does the all-wheel steering system in the Audi A6 improve handling and stability, but it also reduces the turning radius, making it easier to navigate tight spaces and corners.