Still, it's by no means a rough ride and the Audi does get different gizmos that help improve comfort for those inside: the dynamic steering support (1.000 euros) lets the driver control the car with more ease and the sport differential (950 euros) allows for a more effective split of the
engine power between the rear wheels.
By tracking the feedback from the various sensors dotted around the car, the E-Diff can
push power between the rear wheels, flipping from fully open to entirely locked in milliseconds.
The standard - fitted Active M Differential splits the engine's
power between the rear wheels according to the driving situation and the condition of the road, thus improving traction, agility and driving safety.
Audi also offers the optional sport differential, which actively distributes
the power between the rear wheels.
There's also the M3's electronically - controlled limited - slip diff that splits up
power between the rear wheels, though it too has been modified for M2 Competition duty.
And then splits that
power between rear wheels to help cornering and control.
A Torsen limited - slip differential distributes
power between the rear wheels and works with an upgraded version of the performance traction - management system featuring «flying car logic.»
Audi also offers an optional sport differential for the rear axle, distributing
the power between the rear wheels as needed.
Unlike regular Audi quattro models, however, the RS 5 is fitted with sport diff, which actively distributes
power between the rear wheels.
When coupled with the tiptronic transmission, the optional sport differential actively distributes
power between the rear wheels.
The high - end component actively distributes
the power between the rear wheels as required.
Audi offers the sport differential, which uses two superposition stages to actively distribute
the power between the rear wheels, as an option.
If desired, Audi complements quattro with the optional sport differential, which actively distributes
the power between the rear wheels.
Audi offers the sport differential as a complementary option that actively distributes
the power between the rear wheels.
The RS 5 Coupé also boasts a sport rear differential as standard, which actively distributes
power between the rear wheels.
The two most powerful engines are available with the optional sport differential which variably distributes
power between the rear wheels and provides even greater dynamics, safety and driving pleasure.
An optional sport differential can transfer
the power between the rear wheels during cornering, while the advanced coasting function allows the luxury wagon to coast at speeds of up to 99.4 mph (160 kph) with the engine turned off.
If that's not enough for you, there's an optional sport differential that actively distributes
the power between the rear wheels when cornering at high speed.
The optional sport differential that actively distributes
the power between the rear wheels when cornering at speed provides the ideal complement.
An optional sport differential actively distributes
the power between the rear wheels when cornering at speed.
Locking Rear Differential: This feature helps evenly distribute
power between both rear wheels to enhance traction on slippery surfaces.
The Audi team is very far along with the high level Torque Control Manager, which works together with the Electronic Stabilization Control (ESC) to distribute
the power between the rear wheels, and on the regen controls, Pint said.
The optional sport differential flexibly distributes
the power between the rear wheels.
For an extra charge, a sporty differential actively distributes
the power between the rear wheels.
In conjunction with the tiptronic transmission the optional sport differential lends the A6 even more dynamic handling by actively distributing
the power between the rear wheels.
At the rear, the standard sport differential also actively distributes
the power between the rear wheels.
For the V6 TDI, Audi also offers the sport differential as an option - it makes fast cornering even more dynamic and stable by actively distributing
the power between the rear wheels.
During sporty driving on a winding road, the Torque Control Manager actively distributes
the power between the rear wheels as necessary.