Deutz adds 1.6-litre engines via Kirloskar tie-up
Deutz, headquartered in Cologne, Germany, has agreed a strategic cooperation with Kirloskar Oil Engines Limited (KOEL), an Indian industrial company specialising in diesel and gas engines for the off-highway sector, expanding its engine portfolio to include a 1.6-litre variant. Deutz’s engine portfolio for highly regulated applications currently covers drives from 2.2 litres upward. Through the cooperation, the company adds a new entry-level class beneath that range. A compact addition to the range “With the 1.6-litre engine, we are specifically adding a compact and high-performance solution to our portfolio in the lower power segment,” says Markus Villinger, chief executive of the Deutz business unit Engines. Continue reading Deutz adds 1.6-litre engines via Kirloskar tie-up at Industrial Vehicle Technology International.

Deutz, headquartered in Cologne, Germany, has agreed a strategic cooperation with Kirloskar Oil Engines Limited (KOEL), an Indian industrial company specialising in diesel and gas engines for the off-highway sector, expanding its engine portfolio to include a 1.6-litre variant.
Deutz’s engine portfolio for highly regulated applications currently covers drives from 2.2 litres upward. Through the cooperation, the company adds a new entry-level class beneath that range.
A compact addition to the range
“With the 1.6-litre engine, we are specifically adding a compact and high-performance solution to our portfolio in the lower power segment,” says Markus Villinger, chief executive of the Deutz business unit Engines.
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