Latest Ineos Grenadier News

Hardcore Ineos Grenadier 4x4 pricing and specs announced, with order books open from May 18. The starting price is $84,500 plus on-road costs.

Full details due in April, at which point reservation holders can place a deposit on their configured car ahead of deliveries from Q4, 2022.

Ineos is aiming to bring first examples of the Grenadier 4x4 Down Under in mid-2022 as prototype production begins at its Hambach plant.

Development testing is meant to be tough, but not this tough. Check out the Ineos Grenadier's wild run through South Australia.

"We believe that hydrogen is the fuel of the future and Ineos is determined to take a leading role in its development," says company owner.

BYD, Cupra, Polestar and Ineos are four new brands to watch. Why? They'll expand into Australia with new business models and distinct cars.

Euro off-road startup Ineos Automotive says it'll stand out with an 'open source' approach to vehicle maintenance and modifications

Full details remain under wraps, but we won't have to wait all that long for a dual-cab ute version of the newest 4x4 in town.

Ineos Australia promises extensive 4x4 test drives, remote servicing capability, and enthusiast sales agents in most regions from 2022.

The big, brash off-road vehicle from Ineos has been spied at Melbourne Airport ahead of a stint of local testing in Australia.

French-made, Austrian-engineered, British-backed Ineos Grenadier 4x4 a tick over a year from production. Here's our first look at the cabin.

French-made, Austrian-engineered, British-backed Ineos Grenadier 4x4 a tick over a year from production. Here's a testing update on this mooted LandCruiser 70 rival, and potential old Defender replacement.

Ineos has a factory locked in and can get ready to begin production of its rugged, old Defender-inspired Grenadier four-wheel drive.

In a win for the Ineos Group, the UK High Court has upheld an earlier ruling that Jaguar Land Rover can’t trademark the shape of its original Defender.

The Smart factory in France might soon be churning small city cars alongside BMW-powered four-wheel drives.

If you’re the sort of person who spat out your tea when you first saw the reborn Land Rover Defender, then this 4x4 startup funded by a British billionaire should pique your interest.