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The Land Rover Defender-inspired Ineos Grenadier four-wheel-drive will initially be available through 28 dealers in Australia from later this year.


Four-wheel-drive start-up Ineos will launch in Australia from later this year with 28 dealerships and service points to cover metropolitan and remote areas.

The company says the outlets are a mix of “established dealer groups, four-wheel-drive specialists, and agricultural equipment dealers.”

The British-based company is due to launch a four-wheel-drive wagon later this year – pending any delays – before adding a ute and other models at a later date.



While the vehicle will need to meet Australian regulations to be approved for sale in Australia, Ineos says it has not targeted a five-star safety rating – even though other heavy-duty or highly-capable four-wheel-drives such as the Toyota LandCruiser and Land Rover Defender can achieve five-star safety without compromising hardcore off-road ability.

The absence of a five-star safety score will likely rule out the Ineos Grenadier for a number of government and business fleets – and certain mining contractors.



Ineos Australia says it will have dealership or service representation in the following areas:

• Sydney NSW
• Newcastle NSW
• Wollongong NSW
• Central Coast NSW
• Port Macquarie NSW
• Orange NSW
• Tamworth NSW
• Dubbo NSW

• Brisbane QLD
• Noosa QLD
• Gold Coast QLD
• Toowoomba QLD
• Rockhampton QLD
• Mackay QLD
• Townsville QLD
• Cairns QLD



• Melbourne VIC
• Geelong VIC
• Mildura VIC
• Shepparton VIC
• Ballarat VIC
• Gippsland VIC

• Perth WA
• Geraldton WA





Joshua Dowling has been a motoring journalist for more than 20 years, spending most of that time working for The Sydney Morning Herald (as motoring editor and one of the early members of the Drive team) and News Corp Australia. He joined CarAdvice / Drive in late 2018, and has been a World Car of the Year judge for 10 years.

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