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Mack Trucks Adds 12 EV Certified Dealers to Network
Mack Trucks has added 12 Certified Electric Vehicle dealer locations, bringing the total now to 65 EV-certified locations. Mack now has certified EV dealer locations in 29 states and four Canadian provinces.

Mack Trucks has added 12 new Certified Electric Vehicle (EV) dealer locations to its network, reaching a total of 65 EV-certified locations in North America.
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Mack Trucks has added 12 new Certified Electric Vehicle (EV) dealer locations added to its network, reaching a total of 65 EV-certified locations in North America. Mack now has certified EV dealer locations in 29 states and four Canadian provinces, marking a 23% increase in certified locations since May 2024.
The certification enables dealerships to provide comprehensive sales and service support for Mack's growing electric vehicle lineup, including the Mack LR Electric Class 8 heavy-duty refuse truck and the Mack MD Electric medium-duty truck.
"The continued expansion of our certified EV dealership network demonstrates our commitment, and our dealers’ commitment, to a sustainable future," said Jonathan Randall, president of Mack Trucks North America. "Together with our Mack dealers, we help make this possible by offering customers support from the purchase of the vehicle, seeking of incentives, infrastructure readiness and training to help them better acclimate to the new technology and to further the adoption of EV vehicles."
Locations of New Certified EV Dealerships
The latest round of certifications adds strategic locations in key markets:
Northeast Region
O’Connor Motor Company – Portland, Maine
Central Region
Interstate Trucksource Inc – Romulus, Michigan
Kriete Truck Center Green Bay – De Pere, Wisconsin
Kriete Truck Center Sheboygan – Sheboygan, Wisconsin
Southwest Region
Tri-State Truck Center – Memphis, Tennessee
Bruckner Truck Sales, Inc. – Dallas, Texas
Western Region
TEC Equipment – San Diego, California
Tri-State Truck & Equipment, Inc – Billings, Montana
Canada
Vision Truck Group – Brantford, Ontario
Vision Truck Group – Etobicoke, Ontario
Vision Truck Group – Stoney Greek, Ontario
Volvo Lac St-Jean – Saint-Prime, Quebec
Certified EV Dealerships in 29 States, 4 Provinces
Mack Trucks has EV-certified dealer locations across the following states — Alabama, Arizona, California, Colorado, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Washington and Wisconsin — and four Canadian provinces — Alberta, British Columbia, Ontario and Quebec.
Achieving EV certification requires significant dealer investment in infrastructure and expertise. Dealers must complete comprehensive technical training programs, upgrade facilities with high-capacity charging infrastructure, and maintain specialized safety protocols.
Many certified locations have also established dedicated EV support teams to assist customers with route planning, charging strategies, and accessing available incentives.
Mack LR Electric Refuse Truck
The Mack LR Electric refuse truck, with its 376-kWh battery capacity and 4,051 lb.-ft. of peak torque, has demonstrated its capability in demanding applications. The vehicle is distinguished by its copper-colored Bulldog hood ornament, signifying its fully electric drivetrain powered by four NMC (nickel manganese cobalt oxide) lithium-ion batteries.
These batteries are charged through a 150kW SAEJ1772-compliant charging system, which powers both the vehicle propulsion and all onboard accessories through integrated 12V, 24V, and 600V circuits. The truck's two-stage regenerative braking system maximizes energy efficiency by recapturing power during frequent stops, particularly beneficial as the payload increases throughout collection routes.
Mack MD Electric in Class 6 & 7
The Mack MD Electric, available in both Class 6 and Class 7 medium-duty truck configurations, continues to gain traction in urban delivery applications. The vehicle's flexible battery options (150kWh or 240kWh) and exempt status from the 12% Federal Excise Tax make it an attractive option for fleet operators looking to electrify their operations.
Mack’s Financing Options for Electric Trucks
To support the transition to electric trucks, Mack offers comprehensive financing solutions through Mack Financial Services, including:
The innovative ElectriFi Subscription program for MD Electric models
Bundled payments covering vehicles, charging infrastructure and maintenance
The Ultra Service Agreement, standard with LR Electric models, providing complete vehicle support
For more information about Mack's electric vehicles and to find a certified EV dealer, visit Mack’s website.
Originally posted on Work Truck Online
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