Mack Trucks introduced its all-new Mack BodyLink IV feature for body builders during the ConExpo-Con/Agg 2026 this week at the Las Vegas Convention Center in Las Vegas.
The next generation system delivers the most comprehensive and customizable chassis-to-body electrical integration Mack has ever engineered for the Mack Granite model — offering extensive prewiring, flexible connections, programmable switches and intuitive tools to help improve quality, enable key safety features and allow for a quicker installation and reduce overall costs.
“BodyLink IV is designed to make body installation simpler, safer and faster for body builders and fleet technicians,” says Tim Wrinkle, Mack vice president of vocational and medium-duty products. “When our customers save time, they save money, so knowing this we engineered this enhanced system.”
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BodyLink IV’s expanded capabilities mean that most vocational applications can be precisely configured. The dedicated power and signal connectors minimize wiring complexity and maximize installation quality, Mack says.
“BodyLink IV offers more flexibility and deeper control,” says Alex Lee, Mack senior product manager for vocational and medium duty. “Technicians can quickly check and customize settings, set up custom safety parameters and create templates that keep every truck in a fleet consistent. It’s easy to use and built to keep trucks reliably working.”
Mack adds BodyLink IV includes the following features:
- Dedicated power and signal connectors
- Programmable flex switches
- Programmable connector pin outs
- Hardwired switches
- Two-way communication through BB-CAN
- Customizable body information in the instrument cluster.
