Pricing For The Ineos Grenadier Will Begin At $71,500 In The US And CA$91,929 In Canada

by AutoExpert   |  19 May, 2023

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It looks like Ineos has spilled the beans on the Grenadier's price tag for the U.S. and Canada! The starting prices will be $71,500 and CA$91,929, respectively.

Three flavors of the  Ineos Grenadier are on the menu, so get ready to shell out some serious cash for the new range! The base model will set you back $71,500 and CA$91,929, but if you want to upgrade to the Trialmaster or Fieldmaster Editions, you'll need to cough up even more; both start at $79,190 and CA$101,219.

Ineos Grenadier

The Grenadier Trialmaster is named after the Belstaff Trialmaster jacket and is specifically engineered for challenging off-road conditions. The vehicle comes equipped with the Rough Pack, which consists of electronically activated front and rear differential locks and BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A KO2 tires. Ineos has made several modifications to the vehicle, including raising the air intake, installing an auxiliary battery, and adding new exterior utility belts.

Ineos Grenadier

Meanwhile, the Ineos Grenadier Fieldmaster Edition boasts a range of luxurious amenities that prioritize your comfort. Revel in the stunning view outside with its Safari Windows while sinking into the plush leather upholstery available in two distinct colors. The cozy carpet floor mats and heated front seats add an extra layer of indulgence to your driving experience.

 Ineos Grenadier

The trio of options will come equipped with an extensive selection of factory-installed features and a diverse array of add-ons to choose from. Mark your calendars! Ineos is all set to kick off pre-orders for their latest wonder on wheels via the online configurator starting May 31. Excitingly, the company aims to roll out deliveries in the U.S. by the end of this year. Meanwhile, our friends up north in Canada can expect to get their hands on the  Ineos Grenadier in Q1 2024.

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