Volvo diesel cars?

Answer:
Volvo Cars used diesel engines long before 1998, VAG engines were used from 1981-1986. Volkswagen Audi (VAG) engines where also used in 850, S70/V70, s80 and the second generation V70. The first diesel engine built by Volvo was the D5 which was presented in 2002. In 1979 Volvo purchased a precombustion engine from Volkswagen that came in two different displacements, 2 liter and 2.4 liter (D20 and D24)

Today Volvo manufactures its own 2.4l 5 cylinder diesel engines in Skövde Sweden. They also use 4 cylinder engines from Ford/PSA.

Volvo's own engines

D5 185hp/400Nm

D5 180hp/350Nm (special version for the P1-platform applications, ie S40, V50 and C70)

2.4D 163hp/340Nm

New D5 205hp/420Nm (replacing 185hp engine)

New 2.4D 175hp/420Nm (replacing 163hp engine)


Ford/PSA engines

2.0D 136hp/320Nm

1.6D 109hp/240Nm

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