How does the Audi A7 prevent oversteering?

I've heard that the Audi A7 has great handling, but I'm worried about oversteering on sharp turns. Can someone explain how the car's technology keeps this from happening?

The Audi A7 comes equipped with Electronic Stability Control (ESC), which helps to prevent oversteering on sharp turns by reducing engine power and applying brakes to individual wheels as needed. My advice would be to test drive the car and feel how the ESC system works in real time.

In addition to ESC, the Audi A7 has a Dynamic Steering feature, which varies the steering gear ratio depending on the speed and angle of the steering wheel. This helps to provide a more stable and controlled turn, reducing the risk of oversteering. I would recommend trying out this feature while driving to see how it affects handling.

As a Audi A7 owner, I can attest to the car's superb handling and its ability to prevent oversteering. In addition to ESC and Dynamic Steering, the car also has a Quattro all-wheel drive system, which distributes power to all four wheels to optimize traction and control. My advice would be to fully trust in the car's technology and take curves confidently.