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28 quattro®
Those who know Audi know quattro. And once
you have driven with the permanent all-wheel
drive from Audi, you wont drive with anything
else. Why? Because almost no other drive system
around transfers engine power to the road so
directly.
The central component of the quattro drivetrain
on the Audi RS 7 Sportback is the self-locking
centre differential. With its consistent light-
weight construction, a weight advantage has
been achieved over the previous version. The
purely mechanical planetary transmission
distributes the drive torques asymmetrically
between the front and rear axle in a 40 : 60 ratio
for better driving dynamics in the basic design.
But if necessary up to 70 % can be distributed to
the front or up to 85 % to the rear to offset any
occurring wheel slip.
In conjunction with the wheel-selective torque
control, the drive force is distributed to each
individual wheel according to the driving situation.
What is special here is the way the effects of the
torque distribution are felt before undesirable
wheel slip occurs. This allows a yaw moment to
be produced, which supports cornering.
The result is precisely controlled and sporty
handling with increased agility and superb
traction at the same time.
By request the quattro drivetrain can be fitted
with sports differential on the rear axle, in order
to further enhance driving dynamics.
Why only use two wheels
when a car has four?
The quattro® permanent all-wheel drive.
The fuel consumption and CO₂ emission figures as well as the efficiency class can be found on page 56.
The self-locking
centre differential
distributes the drive force
between front and rear axle
purely mechanically. Up to
70 % to the front axle and up
to 85 % to the rear axle, as
required.
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