On this page you’ll find all Volvo petrol car listings available in Montenegro. The Volvo petrol offer includes T-series engines — from economical T2 and T3 units to powerful T6 and T8 versions. Filter listings by model, year and price.
XC60, XC40, V60, S60
Most popular models
T3, T4, T5, T6 (2.0 Drive-E)
T-series engines
7–11 l/100 km
Average fuel consumption
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The Drive-E generation (from 2014) uses a 2.0 turbo petrol engine with different output levels: T3 (152 HP), T4 (190 HP), T5 (245–254 HP) and T6 (320 HP with supercharger and turbocharger). Older models use five-cylinder 2.0/2.5 engines in T4 and T5 variants. The most powerful T6 and T8 versions, featuring a combined supercharger-turbo system and an additional electric motor on T8, come in Polestar Engineered tuning with 405 HP.
Among the most sought-after are XC60 T5 and T6, XC40 T3 and T4, as well as V60 T5 with AWD drive. S60 and V90 with the T5 engine are popular with buyers looking for more comfortable sedans and wagons. XC40 Recharge T5 PHEV variants are popular because they combine petrol and electric power. In older models (up to 2014), XC60 T6 with a five-cylinder 3.0 engine and V70 R-Design T5 are often found.
With Drive-E petrol engines, oil consumption at mid-mileages is common — it is recommended to check the oil level before buying. Check the condition of the water pump and timing chain, which on T-series engines has a long but not unlimited lifespan. For AWD models, check the Haldex coupling and the oil in it (changed every 60,000 km). More powerful T6 engines use more fuel (10–12 l/100 km in combined driving), which should be factored into the total running costs.
The T5 uses a 2.0 engine with a single turbocharger and produces 245–254 HP. The T6 uses the same 2.0 engine block with a supercharger and turbocharger combination, delivering around 320 HP. The T6 usually also comes with AWD as standard equipment.
The real-world average fuel consumption of the XC60 T5 with AWD in combined driving is 8 to 10 l/100 km. In the city it can exceed 11 l/100 km, while on open roads it drops to 7–8 l/100 km.
The T6 Drive-E engine with twin boosting is more technically complex than the T5, but with regular servicing it proves reliable. The main focus should be on regular oil changes every 10,000–15,000 km and checking the supercharger and turbocharger at higher mileage.
