Mack

Brand Overview

Mack Trucks, Inc. is an iconic American heavy-duty commercial vehicle manufacturer and a premier global constructor of vocational, line-haul trucks, and diesel powertrains. Founded in 1900 by the Mack brothers in Brooklyn, New York, the company holds an immortal, legendary status in global industrial history and North American pop culture.

Following decades of absolute market dominance in military defense logistics and transcontinental heavy haulage, the firm was completely acquired by the Swedish automotive giant Volvo Group in 2000. Today, headquartered in Greensboro, North Carolina, Mack Trucks operates as a core heavy-transport vanguard within Volvo's global commercial portfolio.

Development History

The Mack brothers founded the company in 1900. From the 1950s to the 1980s, it was a major American truck manufacturer. It was acquired by Volvo in 2000. It still produces trucks today.

Main Products

It mainly produces heavy-duty trucks. Products include Mack Granite, Mack Anthem, Mack Pinnacle, etc.

Technical Features

Mack is known for the reliability and durability of its heavy-duty trucks.

Market Position

In the US heavy-duty truck market, Mack is one of the main brands.

Brand Status

Currently, as a brand under the Volvo Group, Mack continues to produce heavy-duty trucks.