1.6 "CMX, CMXA" Engine [e.g. Golf, Octavia, Leon, Altea]

Volkswagen’s 1.6-litre engine (engine code: CMX, CMXA) is a four-cylinder petrol engine developed and manufactured by the Volkswagen Group. The engine is fitted with a turbocharger, which gives it extra punch and improves its performance.

The CMX engine’s crankshaft is made of steel and runs on five main bearings, ensuring a long service life. The cylinders are cast iron and precision-machined, giving the engine greater rigidity and stability. It has 16 valves, arranged across two camshafts driven by a timing belt. This design improves fuel economy and reduces emissions.

The CMX engine produces a maximum output of 77 kW and peak torque of 155 Nm, with a maximum engine speed of 6,000 rpm. Combined fuel consumption is around 6.5 litres per 100 km, with CO2 emissions of approximately 150 g/km.

In all of these cars, the CMX engine has been standard equipment, offering strong performance combined with good fuel economy. Its efficiency and reliability have made it a popular choice across many Volkswagen Group models.

The CMX engine has been used in numerous Volkswagen Group cars over the years. Below is a list of the cars and models in which the CMX engine has been fitted:

The exact engine shown in the photo may no longer be available, but we will always send you a quote for the engine currently in stock, together with photos and full details such as mileage and overall condition.