Ineos Grenadier
When you’re blasting up a steep and muddy hill with nary the slip of a tire and all you see through the windshield is the sky above, it’s hard to hang on to the notion that most of the vehicles that try to pass themselves off as off-road-capable would struggle to navigate anything rougher than gravel. At least that’s the experience behind the wheel of the Ineos Grenadier.
If the name isn’t familiar, no surprise. It’s the latest entrant in the growing adventure-ready market. If you know Ineos, it is likely as a chemical company. Or maybe as part of the Mercedes-AMG Formula One team. But Sir Jim Ratcliffe, the firm’s head and the U.K.’s richest man, decided he wanted …