How does Audi A5's Quattro system improve handling on wet roads?

I've heard that the Audi A5 has a Quattro system that helps with handling on slippery roads. Can you explain how this works and what makes it better than other systems?

The Quattro system in the Audi A5 uses a permanent all-wheel drive system that constantly monitors road conditions and distributes power to the wheels with the most grip. This helps to prevent loss of traction on wet or slippery roads, providing improved handling and stability.

Compared to other all-wheel drive systems, Audi's Quattro system is able to distribute power more quickly and evenly, thanks to its center differential and torque vectoring technology. This results in smoother handling and better traction on wet roads.

With the Quattro system, the Audi A5 is able to send up to 60% of its power to the rear wheels, allowing for a more sporty and dynamic driving experience. This also helps with cornering on wet roads, as the rear wheels are able to provide additional stability.