Volvo Penta News

Volvo Penta is a world-leading supplier of engines and complete power systems for marine and industrial applications. As part of the Volvo Group, Volvo Penta leverages over a century of engineering expertise to deliver innovative and performance-driven solutions. The company's product portfolio includes diesel and gasoline engines, inboard and outboard motors, and propulsion systems tailored for leisure boats, commercial vessels, and industrial machinery. With a global service network spanning over 130 countries, Volvo Penta ensures reliable support and parts availability, emphasizing sustainability, efficiency, and customer satisfaction in all its operations.

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19 JAN '22

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ABBEMA crushes it with huge Volvo Penta-equipped Metso Lokotrack LT330D

When Swedish crushing, construction, and contractor ABBEMA acquired its biggest-ever cone crusher to meet growing demand two years ago, equipping it with a Volvo Penta D16 diesel genset engine was the start of a beautiful friendship.

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29 OCT '21

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Volvo Penta’s off-road Stage V/Tier 4F D16 wins Engine of the Year Award

Volvo Penta’s most powerful engine in the versatile range – the new Stage V/Tier 4F D16, TWD1683VE – has been awarded Diesel Progress Summit’s Engine of the Year Award (>175 hp). Thanks to Volvo Penta’s cutting-edge technology the D16 is more powerful, fuel-efficient, and cleaner than ever before.

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26 MAY '21

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Five powerful upgrades to Volvo Penta’s new Stage V/Tier 4F D16 engine

Earlier this year, Volvo Penta launched its new Stage V/Tier 4F certified D16 off-road engine – the company’s most powerful versatile engine to date.

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02 MAR '21

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Quarry saves over €100,000 a year in fuel costs by switching to Volvo Penta engines

Volvo Penta engines have been helping to power Dalby Maskin, a quarry and recycling site in Sweden, for more than a decade. The company has saved up to 20 liters of fuel an hour per crusher by switching to Volvo Penta engines and has also seen the time between service intervals increase from 250 hours to 1,000 hours.

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