How does the Audi e-Tron’s all-wheel drive system work?

I've heard the Audi e-Tron has impressive all-wheel drive capabilities, but I'm not familiar with how it actually works. Could you explain the technology behind it?

The Audi e-Tron utilizes an electric quattro all-wheel drive system, which employs two electric motors - one on each axle. This allows for precise and continuous torque adjustment between the front and rear wheels, optimizing grip and handling in all driving scenarios.

Unlike traditional all-wheel drive systems, the e-Tron's electric motors can respond to changes in traction in a matter of milliseconds, providing unparalleled stability and control. Plus, no need for the added weight and complexity of a mechanical transfer case and drive shafts.

When needed, the e-Tron can distribute power to each wheel individually, allowing for improved handling and cornering in all road conditions. And because electric motors deliver instant torque, there's no lag in acceleration.