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Mack Launches Virtual Live Tour Experience for Truck Buyers
Mack Trucks has launched its Mack Live Tour digital experience, which allows prospective buyers to explore trucks virtually from the comfort of their home or office.

Brian Wright, Mack Trucks product specialist, gives a virtual tour of the Mack Anthem model, showcasing how the Live Tour experience brings the truck's features directly to potential customers.
Photo: Mack Trucks
Mack Trucks has launched the Mack Live Tour digital experience that offers prospective buyers a personalized, virtual truck exploration from the comfort of their home or office. As the first OEM to offer this type of experience, Mack connects buyers directly with dedicated product specialists who provide comprehensive, one-on-one virtual tours of its truck models.
"The Mack Live Tour demonstrates our commitment to meeting customers where they are, providing unprecedented access to our product line while respecting their time and convenience," said Jonathan Randall, president of Mack Trucks North America. "This approach allows us to showcase our trucks' features and capabilities in a manner that is most convenient for the potential customer—all in an interactive way."
Product Specialists Guide Customers
During each 30-minute session, segment-specific Mack product specialists guide customers through detailed tours tailored to their interests. The platform features a one-way video format, allowing customers to view the specialist's perspective while maintaining the customer’s privacy. Participants can communicate through either audio or chat options.
The Mack product specialists provide insights into the selected truck model's exterior and interior features, with customers directing attention to the details that matter most to their operations. This approach focuses on information and answers, ensuring a pressure-free environment for customer decision-making.
Now Available to Qualified Buyers
The program is currently available to qualified buyers in the United States and Canada. Interested parties can learn more and schedule their personalized virtual tour at Mack’s website.
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