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Pinnacle

Pinnacle (2006)

2006–2025

2018 Mack Pinnacle CXU613 sleeper cab

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About this generation

The Mack Pinnacle was introduced in 2006 as a Class 8 highway and regional-haul truck designed for demanding freight and vocational applications. It combined Mack's heavy-duty chassis and powertrain technology with a comfortable conventional cab, offering day-cab and sleeper configurations for applications ranging from long-distance hauling to demanding regional and off-highway work.

Key Features

  • Class 8 highway and regional-haul truck
  • Long-haul freight operations
  • Regional haul
  • Vocational applications
  • Day cab and sleeper configurations
  • Axle-forward and axle-back configurations
  • Mack Advantage chassis
  • High ground clearance
  • Mack MP7 and MP8 engines
  • mDRIVE automated transmission
  • Multiple sleeper configurations

Technical Overview

Production
2006–2025
Replaced
Mack Vision
Succeeded by
Mack Keystone

Cab & Transmission

Cab Types
  • Day Cab
  • 48-inch Flat Top Sleeper
  • 70-inch Stand Up Sleeper
Transmissions
  • Mack mDRIVE automated manual transmission
  • Manual transmission

Engines

7 engines

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