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2026
Mack Trucks recalls 2027 Anthem and Pioneer vehicles over marker light failure
Mack Trucks is recalling certain 2027 Anthem AN and Pioneer PR vehicles because the center roof marker lights may fail to illuminate, failing to comply with Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard number 108 and reducing visibility, which increases crash risk. The recall potentially affects 513 vehicles; dealers will replace the center roof marker light, with owner notification letters expected to be mailed October 5.
2026
NHTSA announces multiple vehicle safety recalls
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration announced a series of safety recalls affecting passenger cars, electric vehicles, commercial buses, and heavy trucks, including Tesla Model 3 and Model Y, Rivian R1S and R1T, Toyota Camry Hybrid and BZ Woodland, Blue Bird school buses, Thomas Built Buses, Volvo and Mack trucks, and other vehicles, with free repairs at dealerships.
2020
Mack Trucks announces continued sponsorship of ATA programs
Mack Trucks announced that it would continue sponsoring the American Trucking Associations’ Share the Road and Workforce Heroes programs in 2021.
2020
Mack introduces Command Steer for Anthem
Mack Trucks introduced Mack Command Steer driver-assistance technology for its Mack Anthem truck; the Anthem was scheduled to begin going on sale in the second quarter of 2020.
2020
Mack opens Virginia manufacturing facility
Mack established a new Roanoke Valley manufacturing facility in Virginia to produce the MD Series. The project was expected to create 250 jobs.
2020
Mack launches MD Series medium-duty trucks
Mack Trucks launched its MD Series of medium-duty trucks, including Class 6 and Class 7 models. The company said serial production would begin in July 2020 at its new Virginia manufacturing facility.
2020
Mack Trucks announced planned layoffs at its Lehigh Valley plant
Mack Trucks announced that it would lay off 305 employees at its Lehigh Valley plant, with the layoffs scheduled to take effect on February 28. The company cited reduced manufacturing demand.