Always ahead of the curve
For 35 years, our legendary quattro® all-wheel drive has pushed vehicle performance - and the thrill of the ride.¹

Thirty-five years ago, Audi quattro® was born and there's been no looking back since. It has transformed every Audi driving experience more than anyone imagined. This all-wheel drive system is truly one of a kind. Improvements made on the racetrack translate to improvements on the road. Audi engineers are constantly building upon and reinventing quattro® so it stays ahead of the rest.

Whatever weather condition comes your way, rain, snow or ice, Audi's legendary quattro® all-wheel drive system tackles it head on and prevails. When you encounter some of the wettest conditions on the road, of course you want to feel safe behind the wheel and have total peace of mind. It's the number one thing you deserve on the road. Rest assured in an Audi. So when the rain is pounding down on the pavement quattro® comes in full effect. Power is distributed to all four wheels giving you the traction you need to maneuver effectively and safely.

It doesn't even have to be wet on the road for quattro® to shine through. Even in dry weather this all-wheel drive system holds tight to every corner with its grip and available torque vectoring technology. Other features of quattro® include variable torque split and sport differential which can be found on select vehicles like S and RS models.

Audi understands that every vehicle is unique and therefore has specific needs to be met for it to perform at its best on the road. This understanding means different versions of quattro® are available on different Audi models.

Audi continues to impress and it shows more than ever with advanced systems like quattro® that advance your driving experience to a whole new level.

 

1. When driving during cold, rainy, snowy or icy weather conditions, ensure that your vehicle is equipped with appropriate all-season or winter tires. Even with appropriate tires, you must always drive in a manner appropriate for the weather, visibility and road conditions.