Designed for the Trail

The INEOS Grenadier Station Wagon and the Toyota 4Runner are both offered with 4-wheel drive (4WD) capabilities that are specifically designed to maximize traction to assist with challenging terrains. While 4WD is found with both SUVs, it’s only standard on the Grenadier Station Wagon. 4Runner drivers will need to upgrade their vehicle, not once but twice, to gain the same full-time 4WD capabilities found standard with the Grenadier Station Wagon.

Each vehicle features off-road-specific drive modes that alter how your vehicle performs. Downhill Assist Control and Multi-Terrain Select modes are available with the 4Runner, but are standard with the Grenadier Station Wagon.

While there is some overlap with these features, only the INEOS Grenadier’s Off-Road mode disables all on-road driving features —such as seatbelt reminders and engine start-stop systems—and converts the central touchscreen display into an off-roading data center.

Ready for Real Life

The INEOS Grenadier Station Wagon and the Toyota 4Runner are built for the trail, so how do they fare with everyday commutes? Features like available heated front seats help soothe lingering tension from the back and shoulders after a long day at work.

Each vehicle also features an advanced infotainment system that helps keep you connected to loved ones and entertained, even when stuck in traffic. Each system features wireless Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™ capabilities, but that is where their similarities end.

INEOS Grenadier Station Wagon	vs.	Toyota 4Runner
12.3 in.	Standard Touchscreen Size	8 in.
4 (Touchscreen, Voice Command, Rotary Dial, Multifunction Steering Wheel)	System Adjustment Methods	2 (Touchscreen, Voice Command)
Standard	12V Power Outlet	Available

The Grenadier Station Wagon continues to impress with its standard utility seating. This mindful upholstery is water-, stain-, and dirt-resistant, helping you remain indifferent to spilled juice boxes and muddy cleats. The Grenadier Station Wagon’s utility seats also have an anti-pile property to ensure long-term durability. The basic cloth seats in the 4Runner share no similar properties.

Turning Mountains into Molehills

When behind the wheel of the INEOS Grenadier Station Wagon or the Toyota 4Runner, very little can hold you back. Precision-tuned drivetrains help deliver the grip needed to carve paved roads, but what happens when even nature-made trails cease to exist? If you drive the INEOS Grenadier Station Wagon, you’re clear to carry on without hesitation. Toyota 4Runner drivers may want to think twice before truly venturing into the great wilderness.

INEOS Grenadier Station Wagon	vs.	Toyota 4Runner
31.5 in.	Max Wading Depth	No Data Available
36.2 / 36.1 degrees	Max Approach/ Departure Angle	33 / 24 degrees
Standard	Pathfinder Off-Road Navigation System	Not Offered

When traveling with gear, the Grenadier Station Wagon ensures everything stays in the right spot. Ten cargo tie-downs and an Interior Utility Rail system (both available) make it easy to secure items in place. Without any comparable cargo features, you may feel the need to pack fewer items or drive at a much slower pace in the 4Runner to ensure items don’t bounce around.

Overnight Adventure, Anyone?

Having completed an exciting afternoon adventure, the INEOS Grenadier Station Wagon and the Toyota 4Runner ask, “Why not extend the outing into an overnight adventure?” Each vehicle makes this possible, thanks to its impressive towing capacities of 6,000 pounds or more with the Grenadier Station Wagon, which allows you to bring a trailer.

But for those who prefer a more immersive camping experience rather than glamping, it’s the INEOS Grenadier Station Wagon that continues to impress:

INEOS Grenadier Station Wagon	vs.	Toyota 4Runner
330 lbs. / 925 lbs.	Roof Capacity (Min/Max)	125 lbs. / 135 lbs.
12,125 lbs.	Winching Capacity	No Data Available
Available	40-inch Lightbar	Not Offered

When you seek a vehicle that doubles as a remote campsite, the INEOS Grenadier Station Wagon prevails in more ways than one.

2 Design Philosophies

The INEOS Grenadier Station Wagon and the Toyota 4Runner are undeniably modern. Their sturdy profiles and squared-off wheel arches hint at the capabilities within, but the design approaches of the Grenadier Station Wagon and the 4Runner differ greatly.

The 4Runner favors the bold, offering attention-demanding colors like Supersonic Red or industrial shades like Cutting Edge. Coupled with high-contrast bronze exterior elements, the 4Runner often pulls attention from the landscape.

On the other hand, the INEOS Grenadier Station Wagon offers a subtle distinction between vehicle and backdrop with its more neutral, nature-inspired colors. Magic Mushroom, a sophisticated beige, is like a weathered stone pulled from a riverbank, while Shale Blue, with its metallic finish, is reminiscent of a lake swimming under the summer sun.

Customization Is Key

Your vehicle should feel like an extension of you. That’s why the INEOS Grenadier Station Wagon and the Toyota 4Runner offer ample personalization features, allowing you to add the amenities that best enhance your driving experience.

Each vehicle can be equipped with an optional air intake system and auxiliary power switches that can be connected to the equipment you want. The key difference is that this control panel is optional with the 4Runner, while it’s standard with the Grenadier Station Wagon.

Speaking of the Grenadier Station Wagon, only this vehicle can be equipped with these utility features:

• Safari Windows
• Spare wheel lockable storage
• Exterior Utility Belt

These added features help you feel more immersed in nature while keeping essentials easily within reach.