How does the Audi R8's Quattro system help with acceleration?

I've heard the Audi R8 has a Quattro all-wheel drive system, but I'm wondering how it actually improves the car's performance and acceleration. Can someone explain?

The Quattro system in the Audi R8 uses a center differential to distribute power between the front and rear axles, providing better traction and stability during acceleration. This allows the car to accelerate more efficiently and quickly compared to a traditional two-wheel drive system.

As someone who owns an Audi R8, I can tell you the Quattro system definitely makes a difference in acceleration. The car feels more stable and controlled, especially on slippery roads or during hard accelerations. It's definitely worth the extra cost.