Why does the Audi A2 have a smaller turning radius compared to other cars in its class?

I've noticed that the Audi A2 seems to have a significantly smaller turning radius compared to other cars in the same class. Is there a specific reason for this design?

The Audi A2 was designed with a shorter wheelbase, allowing it to have a smaller turning radius. This makes it easier to maneuver in tight spaces and navigate through city streets.

One of the main reasons for the smaller turning radius in the Audi A2 is its advanced steering system, which uses electrohydraulic technology to turn the wheels at different angles and decrease the turning circle.