How does the Audi A7 utilize its Quattro system to improve handling and performance?

I've heard that Audi's Quattro system is a gamechanger when it comes to handling and performance, but I'm not sure how exactly it works. Can you explain how the system operates and how it contributes to the overall driving experience in the Audi A7?

The Audi A7's Quattro system is an all-wheel drive system that constantly monitors road conditions and distributes power accordingly to all four wheels. This not only improves traction and grip, but also allows for more precise handling and better performance. My personal advice would be to test out the Quattro system on a wet or icy road to really experience its capabilities.

Audi's Quattro system is based on the principle of ensuring power is distributed to the wheels with the most grip, thereby improving handling and performance. I recommend trying out the optional sport differential, which actively distributes power between the rear wheels for even more precise cornering.

The Quattro system in the Audi A7 also uses electronic management to constantly adjust the torque distribution between the front and rear axles, enhancing stability and control. As for personal advice, try taking a twisty mountain road with the Quattro system engaged to feel the difference it makes in the car's handling.