Mack Trucks News Updates

Business

Volvo’s North American Deliveries Up 31% in May, as Mack’s Sales Jump 80%

Volvo AB said Monday its May North American heavy truck deliveries rose 31% from a year ago.

June 18, 2012
Business

Decorated Mack Truck Hauls Capitol Christmas Tree to D.C.

A festively decorated Mack truck embarked this month on a three-week journey to deliver the Christmas tree that will brighten the U.S. Capitol grounds this holiday season.

December 7, 2011
Business

Mack Names Walsh Vice President of Marketing

Mack Trucks named John Walsh its vice president of marketing, effective Dec. 1.

November 14, 2011
Business

Volvo, Mack Say 13-Liter Engines Most Popular Choice for Class 8’s

Volvo Trucks and Mack Trucks said 13-liter engines have become the number one choice of U.S. Class 8 truck customers, and that they sell more 13-liters than any other company.

October 14, 2011
Business

Mack to Boost Production, Add Shift at Pa. Plant

Mack Trucks said it will boost production and add a shift at its Macungie, Pa., truck plant in August, adding about 300 new employees.

May 23, 2011
Business

‘Undercover Boss’ to Feature Mack’s CEO Denny Slagle

Denny Slagle, CEO of Mack Trucks, will be featured on the television program “Undercover Boss” this Sunday, Feb. 20.

February 18, 2011
Business

Mack Seeks to Increase Sales of Over-the-Road Class 8 Trucks

LEHIGH VALLEY, Pa. — Mack Trucks’ leadership rallied the company’s sales force here, urging dealers to sell more Pinnacle highway tractors in addition to the traditional vocational offerings. The formula for success, the leaders said, would be new ClearTech SCR engines, M-Drive transmissions and a “Made in the USA” appeal to economic patriotism.

November 8, 2010
Business

Mack to Add 125 Workers at Pa. Truck Plant

Mack Trucks said Tuesday will boost employment by 125 workers at its Macungie, Pa., truck assembly plant, starting in October.

August 24, 2010
Business

Mack Trucks Touts 2010 Engine Advances, Progress on Development of Hybrids

Mack Trucks executives said they are pleased with the functioning of their new 2010 selective catalytic reduction engines and will market the attributes of the power plants as the truck maker tries to regain sales volumes and market share through 2011.

March 8, 2010