Rugged Reliability

At your core, you're an overlander. Under the hood of the Grenadier Station Wagon and the Land Cruiser are potent turbocharged engines ready to follow your lead: the award-winning BMW 3.0L straight-6 in the Grenadier and the i-FORCE MAX 2.4L inline-4 in the Land Cruiser. Both are paired with an 8-speed automatic transmission for smooth, adaptive shifts on any terrain.

The Grenadier Station Wagon and the Land Cruiser prove they're ready to go to work, especially when you say it's time to play. Built for tough conditions, they feature Permanent 4-Wheel Drive (4WD) and locking differentials to enhance traction when you encounter tough terrain or slippery surfaces.

Brute Strength

Thanks to thoughtful engineering, the Grenadier Station Wagon and the Toyota Land Cruiser are built to tackle whatever the road—or trail—throws your way, whether it's a curveball, a branch, a rock, or even a pond. While Land Cruiser drivers may pause to reconsider, the Grenadier confidently forges ahead without hesitation.

MODEL	STANDARD GROUND CLEARANCE
INEOS Grenadier Station Wagon	10.4 in.
Toyota Land Cruiser	8.3 in.

The Grenadier Station Wagon will carry you up, over, across, and through, delivering the reliability you can count on—even in the most remote locations.

Want to make the most of your power? Hitch a trailer with ATVs, motorcycles, a small boat, or other recreational gear. Pack your tent and camping supplies for a rustic getaway, or load up DIY supplies for your weekend projects. The Grenadier handles it all with ease.

MODEL	TOWING CAPACITY
INEOS Grenadier Station Wagon	7,716 lbs.
Toyota Land Cruiser	6,000 lbs.

Both vehicles can carry equipment on the roof or support a roof-top tent, but the Grenadier takes the lead with its Dynamic Roof Load of 330 pounds and Static Roof Load of 925 pounds compared to the Land Cruiser's 165 pounds and 770 pounds, respectively.

Reinforced Refinement

Both models feature squared-off silhouettes, built to endure the elements and withstand extreme conditions. Their classic ruggedness is paired with contemporary utility. Each utilizes a ladder frame chassis (body-on-frame) to enhance resilience and off-road capability. However, key differences may make one more durable than the other.

MODEL	INEOS Grenadier Station Wagon	Toyota Land Cruiser
AXLES	Solid Beam	Semi-Floating Beam
STANDARD SKID PLATES	Front, Rear	Front
WHEELS	Steel	Alloy

Both models come equipped with versatile all-terrain tyres, providing the ideal balance of off-road traction and on-road comfort, making them suitable for all conditions.

You're not one to blend in—you prefer standing apart from the crowd. You want your vehicle to reflect that uniqueness. When it comes to personalization, the Grenadier offers more options: 11 paint colours to the Land Cruiser's eight (with just three available on the Toyota's 1958 base trim). Both models offer a contrast roof as an option, but only the Grenadier allows you to customize the ladder frame chassis with three colour choices.

Form, Meet Function

While you have an affinity for roughing it, you still expect a high standard from your vehicle's interior. The Grenadier and the Land Cruiser offer spacious cabins, durable materials, multi-zone climate control systems, heated front seats, and available leather packages that provide the comforts you crave. The Grenadier's cabin is simple and functional, embodying the brand's philosophy of "Everything you need, and nothing you don't."

The Grenadier sets itself apart with these distinctive standard and available features that combine forward-thinking design with utility:

• Tinted Safari Windows – Pop up for natural light and fresh air, or remove them for an open-air experience.
• Heavy Duty Utility Flooring with Drain Valves – Mud, sand, and debris are inevitable when you play as hard as you do. Cleanup is a breeze—just hose down the interior.

In contrast, the Land Cruiser offers a traditional moonroof and available all-weather floor liners but lacks features like the Grenadier's innovative design elements.

Entertainment Ecosystem

These off-road vehicles will keep you informed, engaged, and entertained, no matter the distance or the destination. They come equipped with:

• Bluetooth®
• Wireless Apple CarPlay®/Android Auto™
• Voice control
• SiriusXM®
• Multiple USB ports

The Grenadier stands out with its standard 12.3-inch touchscreen, making these features easy to access and view. The Land Cruiser offers a similarly sized display as an upgrade, but its standard screen is only eight inches.

For navigation, only the Grenadier Station Wagon goes the extra mile by providing Pathfinder Off-Road Navigation—ideal for venturing off the beaten path and into the wilderness.

Safety Shield

The Grenadier Station Wagon and the Land Cruiser are equipped with a comprehensive suite of advanced driver-assistance systems, ensuring you can explore with confidence—no matter where the road (or the off-road) takes you. Key safety features include brand-specific versions of:

• Intelligent Speed Assist
• Lane Departure Warning
• Emergency Braking
• Park Assist Front and Rear

While both vehicles offer advanced safety features, only the Station Wagon offers Driver Drowsiness Detection, which monitors your driving behavior and alerts you if it detects signs of fatigue, distraction, or inattention. This system ensures you'll always know when it's time to pull over and take a break. As a result, you can feel even more confident and secure behind the wheel of the Grenadier Station Wagon.