Light Off-Roading Feels Effortless

Equipped with a 4-wheel drive (4WD) system, the INEOS Grenadier Quartermaster and the Chevy Colorado are built to carry on when other drivers turn back. With 4WD, the Grenadier Quartermaster and the Colorado have the grit needed to seemingly bite into any terrain, simultaneously pushing and pulling the truck across canyonlands, washed-out roads, and dunes with ease.

While 4WD is available with both trucks, this drivetrain is only standard with the Grenadier Quartermaster, giving this truck an early advantage over the competition.

Any Destination Is Possible

Either the INEOS Grenadier Quartermaster or the Chevy Colorado can conquer dirt roads or gravel paths with ease, but what happens when the trail ceases to exist altogether? This is where the INEOS Grenadier Quartermaster truly excels.

While only the top few trims of the Colorado are engineered explicitly for adventure, every configuration of the Grenadier Quartermaster can make even the steepest and most challenging conditions feel like a walk in the park. This is thanks to standard and available features that are exclusive to this all-terrain truck.

INEOS Grenadier Quartermaster	vs.	Chevy Colorado
31.5 in.	Water Fording Depth	24 - 28 in.
10.4 in.	Standard Ground Clearance	7.9 in.

Furthermore, only the Grenadier Quartermaster features a cabin designed for extreme adventures. Its standard utility trim is stain-, water-, and dirt-resistant, and features anti-pile properties to maintain its appearance over time. Additionally, standard heavy-duty floor mats with built-in drain valves make post-playtime cleanup easy. Without comparable features in the Colorado, you may need to head home earlier to ensure ample time to clean up.

Choose Your Own Adventure

No two adventurers are the same. Thanks to their personalization features, the INEOS Grenadier Quartermaster and the Chevy Colorado make it easy to tailor your truck to your needs. The Grenadier Quartermaster helps remove excess with its à la carte design methodology, which allows you to add the features you want and skip the ones you don’t. Some optional features you may want to add include:

• Safari Windows to let in plenty of fresh air.
• Spare Wheel Lockable Storage Box to maximize cargo space.
• 40-inch integrated light bar to illuminate even the darkest areas.

Further fine-tune the Grenadier Quartermaster’s capabilities with the standard Overhead Control Panel, which includes three 10A circuits. The Colorado also offers personalization features, but nearly all of the features you may want are locked within different packages, such as the recovery package or the off-road lighting package, which may bundle certain features you don’t need.

Unstoppable Power

With similar maximum towing capacities, the INEOS Grenadier Quartermaster and the Chevy Colorado make it easy to bring a boat, trailer, or other similar recreational toys along for the adventure. But it’s looking beyond towing capacities that we see the true power of the INEOS Grenadier Quartermaster.

Only this truck comes standard with full underbody skid plates to protect every inch of the truck from debris or natural hazards. The standard Raised Air Intake helps keep the engine clean and cool, even in unforgiving environments.

Partial-protection skid plates are available with some of the higher Colorado trim levels; however, they do not offer an engine protection system via an air intake or similar system. As a result, the Grenadier Quartermaster can carry on longer than the Colorado.

Ready for Every Mile

The INEOS Grenadier Quartermaster and the Chevy Colorado are engineered with the unexpected in mind. This is evident not only in their durable all-terrain capabilities but also in their driver-assistance systems. Each uses sophisticated monitoring technology that can alert you to hazards you may have missed.

Each offers its own version of a Lane Departure Warning system and Automatic Emergency Braking. Still, it’s the Grenadier Quartermaster that offers more assurance with every commute, thanks to the standard addition of these features:

• Compass with altimeter: Helps minimize the reliance on Wi-Fi-based navigation systems, enabling you to venture farther than before.
• Pathfinder Off-Road Navigation: Allows you to plan off-grid adventures with marked waypoints and GPS coordinates.

Whether on- or off-road, the INEOS Grenadier Quartermaster has the assistance systems needed to help you reach your destination safely.

Engineered for the Everyday

Even when you’re making quick trips across town, the INEOS Grenadier Quartermaster and the Chevy Colorado turn every outing into an adventure. Advanced climate control systems with second-row air vents help keep all passengers comfortable, regardless of the outside conditions. Available heated front seats elevate this experience by providing a quick warm-up or soothing tense muscles after a long day at work.

Each truck also features an intelligent infotainment system that helps keep you connected and entertained. It’s the Grenadier Quartermaster that makes accessing digital features easier in multiple ways.

INEOS Grenadier Quartermaster	vs.	Chevy Colorado
12.3 in.	Standard Touchscreen Size	11 in.
4 (Touchscreen, Voice Commands, Rotary Controller, Multifunction Steering Wheel)	Ways to Access Infotainment Features	2 (Touchscreen, Voice Commands)
Standard	4 USB Ports (2 front/2 rear)	Available

The addition of tactile buttons in the Grenadier Quartermaster allows you to access infotainment features even when wearing bulky gloves or when your fingertips are muddy, offering you more ways to access information than the Colorado.