Meet the 2026 INEOS Grenadier Station Wagon Fieldmaster Edition—a commanding presence finished in bold Red with a striking Scottish White Painted Contrast Roof. This rugged station wagon combines purposeful off-road capability with practical everyday versatility, backed by a 3.0L I6 engine paired with an 8-speed automatic transmission and full-time 4WD to handle any terrain or condition.Built for adventure and built to last, the Fieldmaster Edition arrives fully equipped with the tools serious drivers demand. Front and rear differential locks provide genuine traction mastery, while electronic stability control and traction control keep you confident in challenging conditions. The exterior utility belt speaks to its expedition heritage, complemented by removable safari windows and an access ladder for elevated perspectives. A Class III 2" NAS tow hitch with electrics handles cargo duties with ease.Key Features:- Front and Rear Differential Locks- Exterior Utility Belt with Safari Windows- Heated Front Seats with Gray/Black Leather Trim- Premium Sound System with Navigation- Electronic Stability Control and Traction Control- Class III 2" NAS Tow Hitch and Electrics- 17" Diamond Cut Alloy Wheels- Remote Keyless Entry with Illuminated Entry- Heated Door Mirrors with Safari Windows- Compass and Outside Temperature DisplayInside, the gray and black leather-trimmed interior offers comfort for driver and passengers alike, enhanced by heated front seats, automatic climate control, and a premium sound system with integrated navigation. Power steering, power windows, and steering wheel-mounted audio controls put convenience at your fingertips. Comprehensive airbag protection, anti-whiplash front head restraints, and a complete suite of electronic safety systems work together to keep you secure.This is the vehicle for those who refuse to compromise between capability and comfort. The Fieldmaster Edition stands ready to prove itself on the road and beyond. Visit us today to experience the legendary INEOS engineering firsthand.
