How does the Quattro all-wheel drive in the Audi A5 improve handling in wet conditions?

I recently purchased an Audi A5 and have been impressed with its handling, but I'm curious about how the Quattro all-wheel drive system affects performance in wet road conditions. Can anyone provide more information on this?

The Quattro all-wheel drive utilizes advanced sensors and software to constantly monitor road conditions and distribute power to each wheel accordingly, improving traction and stability in wet conditions. I've personally noticed a significant difference in my A5 compared to previous vehicles with just front or rear-wheel drive.

I've had my Audi A5 for over a year now and have driven it in heavy rain, and even some snow, without any issues. The Quattro system really helps with cornering and maintaining control on wet roads.

As someone who lives in a rainy climate, I can attest to the benefits of the Quattro all-wheel drive in the A5. I feel much more confident driving on wet roads knowing that the system is constantly adjusting to maintain grip and stability.