A Gallery Showcasing the Ineos Grenadier in Action
The Grenadier from Ineos Automotive Ltd.
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A Gallery Showcasing the Ineos Grenadier in Action
Image Credit: Patrick Gosling, courtesy of Ineos Automotive Ltd. The Grenadier is a willfully anachronistic throwback to an older, simpler style of SUV.
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A Gallery Showcasing the Ineos Grenadier in Action
Image Credit: Patrick Gosling, courtesy of Ineos Automotive Ltd. Even on the most challenging terrain, the Grenadier seems unstoppable.
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A Gallery Showcasing the Ineos Grenadier in Action
Image Credit: Patrick Gosling, courtesy of Ineos Automotive Ltd. As for the interior, there’s a button for almost every major function, all chunky enough to be operated with gloves.
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A Gallery Showcasing the Ineos Grenadier in Action
Image Credit: Patrick Gosling, courtesy of Ineos Automotive Ltd. Passengers at the back share the adventure in ample comfort.
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A Gallery Showcasing the Ineos Grenadier in Action
Image Credit: Patrick Gosling, courtesy of Ineos Automotive Ltd. The Grenadier feels far closer in its build standard to a Mercedes-Benz G-Wagen than an old Land Rover Defender.
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A Gallery Showcasing the Ineos Grenadier in Action
Image Credit: Patrick Gosling, courtesy of Ineos Automotive Ltd. With separate ladder-frame chassis and beam axles—the Grenadier’s layout is ideally suited to the rigors of extreme off-roading.
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A Gallery Showcasing the Ineos Grenadier in Action
Image Credit: Patrick Gosling, courtesy of Ineos Automotive Ltd. The 3.0-liter straight-six engines (there’s a choice of gas or diesel) are from BMW, the eight-speed auto ‘box is from ZF—as used by BMW and Rolls-Royce—and the entire car has been engineered in Austria by Magna-Steyr, which also makes the G-Wagen for Mercedes.
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A Gallery Showcasing the Ineos Grenadier in Action
Image Credit: Patrick Gosling, courtesy of Ineos Automotive Ltd. Automotive journalist Ben Oliver behind the wheel of the Ineos Grenadier.
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A Gallery Showcasing the Ineos Grenadier in Action
Image Credit: Patrick Gosling, courtesy of Ineos Automotive Ltd. The large interior control panel mounted on the roof is reminiscent of something you would see inside a military helicopter.
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A Gallery Showcasing the Ineos Grenadier in Action
Image Credit: Patrick Gosling, courtesy of Ineos Automotive Ltd. The Grenadier can clamber up or down steep trails seemingly autonomously, with only the lightest of throttle and steering inputs required.