Strong in engines
A brief overview
DAF has been developing and manufacturing its own engines for exactly fifty years. During that time, the company has built up an excellent reputation as far as durability, reliability, fuel economy and low emission values are concerned.
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2012 |
Introduction of the PACCAR MX-13 engine. This engine complies with Euro 6 emissions legislation which comes into force in the EU on 1 January 2014.
The 12.9 litre Euro 6 PACCAR MX-13 engine uses ultra-modern common rail technology, a turbo with variable geometry and advanced controls for maximum efficiency. 12.9 litres. Outputs up to 375 kW (510 hp). |
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2011 |
Introduction of the PACCAR MX engine with innovations in the field of fuel efficiency. (DAF Advanced Transport Efficiency) New pistons, optimised fuel injection and a unique, fully encapsulated exhaust manifold unit ensure substantially lower fuel consumption and therefore lower CO2-emissions. 12.9 litres. Outputs up to 340 kW (460 hp). |
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2010 |
Introduction of the PACCAR MX engine that meets with the American EPA 2012 emission standards. This MX engine is used in the American Truck brands Peterbilt and Kenworth. |
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2006 |
PACCAR MX engine.
12.9 litres. Outputs up to 375 kW (510 hp). |
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2006 |
PACCAR PR: Development of PE engine with MX injection technology.
9.2 litres. Outputs up to 265 kW (360 hp). |
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2002 |
XEC: Electronically controlled injection.
12.6 litres. Outputs up to 390 kW (530 hp). |
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2000 |
PE: Electronically controlled injection.
9.2 litres. Outputs up to 265 kW (360 hp). |
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1997 |
XF: First DAF engine with four valves per cylinder.
12.6 litres.
Outputs up to 355 kW (480 hp). |
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1987 |
WS: ATi, introduced alongside DAF 95.
11.6 litres. Outputs up to
282 kW (383 hp).
Ultimately even up to 315 kW (400 hp). |
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1973 |
DKS 1160: World premiere:
First truck engine with turbo intercooling.
11.6 litres. 228 kW/310 hp. |
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1968 |
DH 825: 8.25 litres. 116 kW/156 hp. |
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1968 |
DKA 1160: 11.6 litres. 184 kW/212 hp
Tuned intake pipes for extra power without turbo. |
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1959 |
DS575: First DAF turbo engine.
5.75 litres. 122 kW/165 hp. |
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