2023 Ineos Grenadier First Look and Drive in Australia! 

They are so cool, starting to see them driving around the UK - proper off-roaders

Hi, your video was incredibly insightful! Your attention to detail and clear explanations truly make a difference. I'm eager to see more of your valuable insights in future videos

Brilliant review! Keep up the great work.

Good review, lot of info communicated well.

Its not a coat hook.... Its the attachment point for the cargo barrier for 2 door variants....

Belstaff jackets are not leather. They are waxed cotton. Pretty famous for it too.

The problem in the footwell on the drivers side is a big issue for me, plus the limited range with a 90L fuel capacity. No good on a trip across Aus unless you want to carry jerry cans on the roof, which is another issue. Limited storage too, with all the electrics under the back seats and they don't fold down. No, not for me.

Great review. Looks like plenty of vehicle for the money. Shame its too much for me 😀

90 liters fuel tank is way too small for Australia conditions. all the major 4wds sold in Australia have 2 fuel tanks. but for the Grenadier, there is no room to add on a 2nd fuel tank. Looks like the Ineos engineers did not even have this 'range' idea when designing the car for conditions in big country like Australia. Hopefully the future upgrade may address this critical issue

The lack of ground clearance is an issue for me.

I have been on the wait list for a bit, I still am but I have a number of issues with it. Get in the back seat and see if you can lock the door MECHANICALLY from the inside. You can’t, you have to have the front seat people push a button. There are no mechanical door locks besides the door locks up front from the outside key hole. Is that a problem? Yes, the battery is under the back seat, eventually that battery will go flat, and you’ll probably be in a spot adventurizing and get with a mate to bring you and your battery into town for a new one. Well, how do you secure your vehicle with no mechanical intervention for the rear doors to LOCK them? This reliance on electrics is all over this thing. The electronic shifter, the electric power steering pump, yes, you heard it right, it DOES have old school steering but the pump that feeds it hydraulic fluid is electric. Over time seals and gaskets dry out, how effective will that power steering pump be? How effective with that fancy BMW shifter lever be? What’s the matter with mechanical door locks and a power steering pump bolted to the motor turning on a belt? What’s the matter with some mechanical linkage from your shifter lever to your automatic transmission? Then you add in things like power mirrors, or even better, the ridiculous screen in the middle or even automatic climate control. Literally you pick a temperature and all the valves behind the dash are electric. Why? I’m just saying, I think they said they were going to try to leave some electric bits out for reliability, but it doesn’t seem like they did.

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Advice: Do not buy this car, there are many problems😢😢😞😞😞😞

Winch not cool. Cost too much and brackets don’t fit other winches.