Mansory modifies the Ineos Grenadier

This off-roader looks more rugged and sportier, with a luxurious leather interior and a refrigerator in the rear

After customizing countless Mercedes G-Classes and Land Rover Defenders, Mansory has now turned its attention to the Ineos Grenadier, giving it a “gorgeous” makeover. The off-roader now features a body kit, a reupholstered cabin, and various chassis and performance upgrades.

Starting with the exterior, Mansory’s Grenadier is decked out in carbon fiber trim that would put even a G63 AMG to shame. Up front, you’ll find a splitter with a grille and a raised hood emblazoned with the Mansory logo. The wide fender extensions and rear bumper also get the carbon fiber treatment and come with integrated air vents.

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Visual upgrades include an aerodynamic roof attachment and a series of additional LEDs that contrast nicely with the Grenadier Wagon’s white exterior. Another standout feature is the new 20-inch FV.9 alloy wheels, wrapped in 305/50 R20 XL tires for enhanced grip.

While most Mansory-tuned vehicles sit closer to the ground than stock cars, the Ineos Grenadier benefits from a 20 mm (0.8 in) lift kit. The company says it made “extensive changes to the suspension area” with the goal of improving the model’s off-road capabilities.

The BMW-sourced 3.0-liter six-cylinder powertrain has been boosted to 345 hp (257 kW / 350 PS) and 560 Nm (413 lb-ft) of torque, an increase of 63 hp (47 kW / 64 PS) and 110 Nm (81 lb-ft) over the stock version, thanks to tweaked ECU software and a new stainless steel exhaust with baffle control.

Inside, Mansory has covered the cabin with chestnut leather upholstery and paired it with an Arctic White roof. The electric seats are well ventilated, and rear passengers are more comfortable thanks to a revised backrest angle. There’s a new center console between the rear seats, complete with a refrigerator and wireless charging pad.

The tuner added a ton of carbon fiber to the center console, roof panel, steering wheel, sports pedals, door sills, and door cards. Finally, the start/stop switch was relocated to the roof lining to give it a McLaren Senna feel.

Mansory showed off their first Ineos Grenadier in Qatar and are happy to take orders for similar conversion kits. Ineos has also recently started offering custom builds based on the Grenadier, which shows that customers are interested in spiceing up their off-road vehicles.

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