What is the difference between Audi A8's traditional all-wheel drive and quattro all-wheel drive?

I have heard that the Audi A8 comes with both traditional all-wheel drive and quattro all-wheel drive. What are the differences between these two options, and how can I determine which one is best for my driving needs?

The traditional all-wheel drive system on the Audi A8 distributes power evenly between the front and rear wheels to improve traction and stability. However, the quattro all-wheel drive system takes this a step further by also distributing power between the left and right wheels, providing even more precise control and grip.

If you live in a region with frequent inclement weather or rough road conditions, the quattro all-wheel drive is the best choice for added safety and handling. However, if you mainly drive on paved roads, the traditional all-wheel drive may be sufficient and can save you some cost.

One important factor to consider when choosing between traditional and quattro all-wheel drive on the Audi A8 is the type of transmission. If you opt for the automatic transmission, you will have the choice between traditional and quattro all-wheel drive. However, if you prefer the manual transmission, the quattro all-wheel drive is the only available option.