Expanding its lineup for increased practicality, Ineos introduces the chassis cab version of the Ineos Grenadier, complementing the previously launched Quartermaster variant. While the Grenadier serves admirably as a rugged passenger vehicle, those seeking heightened utility will find appeal in these new offerings.
The Grenadier Quartermaster, unveiled last year, caters to individuals requiring additional versatility. However, for those with specialized needs beyond its pick-up configuration, the chassis cab option provides an alternative. This latest iteration allows for bespoke modifications, accommodating diverse construction requirements or cargo specifications.
Similar to the customization potential seen in commercial vans, the chassis cab iteration of the Grenadier Quartermaster strips away everything behind the cab, leaving a versatile foundation.
This blank canvas enables users to tailor the vehicle precisely to their needs. Whether installing a basic loading platform, an open bed or outfitting it for specific cargo demands such as refrigerated storage for remote deliveries, the chassis cab configuration offers flexibility.
Moreover, the spacious interior of the chassis cab presents opportunities for creative conversions, including camper builds. Enabling a payload capacity of up to 760 kilograms and boasting a towing capability of 3.5 tons, the Grenadier chassis cab delivers both utility and versatility, catering to a diverse range of applications.
As enthusiasts and professionals alike explore the potential of this adaptable platform, the anticipation for innovative adaptations, such as camper conversions, continues to grow.