Ineos is making a series of updates to the 2026 model year Grenadier Commercial and Grenadier Quartermaster pickup, aimed at improving everyday usability without altering the vehicles’ core off-road-focused hardware.
The most notable change for both models is a revised steering system. A new variable-ratio steering box is fitted for the first time, delivering a firmer, more precise feel around the straight-ahead position. Ineos says this improves stability at speed and confidence during lane changes and overtaking, while retaining the existing steering characteristics at full lock to preserve off-road capability.
Alongside this, the turning circle has been reduced by around 5% thanks to revised steering stops. This should make both the Commercial and the Quartermaster easier to manoeuvre in tighter environments, whether that’s urban use, yards, or confined off-road tracks.
Cabin comfort has also been addressed, with upgraded climate control components designed to improve the consistency and predictability of heating and cooling.
As part of regulatory revisions, the updated Grenadier range also features revised advanced driver assistance systems. A new shortcut on the home screen lets drivers deactivate the Intelligent Speed Assist audible alert more quickly, reducing distraction while remaining compliant with current legislation.
Ineos Grenadier 2026 pricing
The Grenadier Commercial continues unchanged in its core specification, retaining its two-seat layout and load-focused configuration, with pricing for 2026 starting at £51,930 plus VAT — that’s the same price as Ineos was asking in 2025.
The Grenadier Quartermaster pickup spec also remains unchanged, with prices for the Quartermaster still starting from £62,495.
Ineos has also added a stylish Black Edition to the wider Grenadier line-up for 2026, available on both the station wagon and Quartermaster, although not the Commercial range.
