2019 Audi R8 Concept
2019 Audi R8 Concept - Is Audi frightened of rear-wheel push? The panicked interventions from the R8 RWS’s stability manage to any mid-area throttle suggest it may nicely be, given ‘oversteer’ has not actually experienced the company lexicon since, nicely, ever. But I am in a middle-engined Audi supercar directing its 532hp via the rear wheels and a technical restricted-slide differential. And the ESC is having a little bit of a freak out. Perhaps not this kind of a surprise offered even Audi’s performance items have a tendency to tread a cautious powerful series. All aside from the original R8 which, all-wheel push or otherwise, exposed a surprising excitement for being steered from the rear. That character attribute was significantly well toned lower for the current edition, which is more quickly and packs much more technology but seems decisively more like an Audi. Which is to express more unlikely to freak customers out with unfamiliar ideas like opposite lock and powerslides