Exhaust Volvo V60

The Volvo V60 integrates micro-hybrid technology with Start/Stop functionality to reduce fuel consumption and exhaust emissions, especially in urban driving. For example, the B4 Micro-hybrid petrol engine delivers 197 hp, consumes approximately 6.2 l/100 km in mixed driving, and emits 141 g/km CO₂ compliant with Euro6e-bis standards.

Diesel models in the Volvo V60 range use an AdBlue® system, which injects a colourless liquid containing 32.5% urea (compliant with ISO 22241). This system helps reduce NOx levels in exhaust gases through Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) technology.

Various exhaust components compatible with the Volvo V60 II (225/227) include:

• Exhaust pipe specific to T8 Plug-in Hybrid AWD with part reference ESR7 (length 425 mm).
• Double integrated exhaust outlets for V60 2020 models enhancing a sporty and luxurious look.
• Complete exhaust systems without catalytic converter for automatic transmission variants.
• Flexible pipes for general V60 use, with internal diameter 35 mm and length 100 mm, connecting engine to silencer.
• Silencers and exhaust pipes suitable for V60 Cross Country models with OEM part references.

These components fit petrol, hybrid, and diesel engines, emphasizing correct fitment by engine type and drive configuration (e.g., AWD).

The Volvo V60 II has overall dimensions influencing exhaust system design:

• Length: 4,778 mm
• Width: 1,850 mm
• Weight: approximately 1,734 kg
• Fuel tank capacity: 60 litres
• Top speed: 180 km/h
• Acceleration (0-100 km/h): 7.6 seconds

These specs are relevant to the design and fitment of exhaust components for matching performance and emissions.

While the Volvo V60 Polestar variants have distinctive exhaust valve product options to enhance engine sound and exhaust flow, it is important to ensure any replacement or additional exhaust valve components are fully compatible with the vehicle’s motor and engine specifications to maintain performance standards.

Correct fitment of exhaust products is critical for performance and compliance with regulations. To ensure proper installation:

• Match the component references with your vehicle model, engine, and production year.
• Verify compatibility with the original factory setup, especially for catalytic converters and exhaust valves.
• Use exhaust gaskets and fittings designed for the specific parts to prevent leaks and maintain system integrity.
• Consult technical support or installation guides when available to facilitate direct and simple install processes.

Following these steps protects your vehicle's emission system and maintains optimal drive experience.

The Volvo V60 exhaust and emission systems comply with the Euro6e-bis regulation. This includes usage of modern catalytic converters and DPF technologies to reduce harmful emissions. The incorporation of SCR technology for diesel models further reduces nitrogen oxide emissions to meet strict European standards.

Additional technical details can be found from official Volvo documentation detailing emissions and exhaust system specifications. For replacement parts, professional catalogues provide component references and fitment info. When searching, use keywords such as:

• "Volvo V60 II 225 exhaust parts"
• "Volvo V60 Polestar exhaust valve options"
• "Volvo V60 catalytic converter fitment Euro6"
• "Volvo V60 cross country exhaust components"

Always verify part compatibility with your vehicle’s engine and model year, and consult expert advice for installation and maintenance.