How does the quattro system work in the Audi A5?

I am curious about the quattro all-wheel drive system in the Audi A5. How does it distribute power between the front and rear wheels? Does it provide better handling and traction in all weather conditions? Any tips for getting the most out of the quattro system?

The quattro system in the Audi A5 is designed to distribute power between the front and rear wheels in a 40:60 split for optimal handling and traction. It constantly monitors road conditions and adjusts power accordingly. It's a great feature for all weather conditions, providing better traction on slippery roads and improved handling in dry conditions.

I've found that using the Sport mode in the Audi A5 can really enhance the performance of the quattro system. It changes the power distribution to a 60:40 split, providing a more dynamic driving experience. Just be careful in wet or icy conditions, as more power is sent to the rear wheels.

During the winter months, you can manually turn on the quattro system's 'Snow' mode for even better traction. It will send more power to the wheels with the most grip, helping you safely navigate through snowy and icy conditions. Just remember to turn it off once the roads are clear, as it can affect fuel efficiency.