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Guadalajara MX, 11 September 2025 – INEOS Automotive continues to strengthen its footprint across the Americas with the official opening of its second official retail location in Mexico, INEOS Grenadier Guadalajara.

“A protracted negotiation had the potential to inflict untold damage to our business and to the automotive industry as a whole, so it's positive that we now have clarity."

London, 28 July 2025 – INEOS Automotive is introducing new retail and servicing locations as part of its UK network restructuring strategy. Following a shift to the franchise model and an assessment of how it can best support new and existing customers, INEOS is actively recruiting additional partners and expanding the remit of existing ones in key growth areas.

London, 8 July 2025 – After universal acclaim for the debut of the prototypes at the 2024 Goodwood Festival of Speed, the portal-axled Grenadier has been approved for series production. Order books open on 8 July, with prices from around €170,000 excluding VAT & local taxes for Grenadier Station Wagon and €171,000 excluding VAT & local taxes for Quartermaster, and the first European customer deliveries will start soon after.

London, 1 July 2025 – Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS Formula One Team drivers George Russell and Kimi Antonelli take to a different kind of track with INEOS’s Grenadier and Quartermaster 4X4s in an off-road escape ahead of the British Grand Prix at Silverstone.

Böblingen, May 16 – INEOS Automotive has appointed Christian Blank as Regional Director Europe, responsible for all regional activity with a focus on further developing the sales network.

Montvale, NJ, April 14, 2025 – INEOS Automotive has strengthened its North American leadership team with the appointment of Marcel Guay as Head of Canada. He will be based in Toronto.

London, 7 April 2025 – INEOS Automotive has launched a bold advertising campaign to clearly differentiate the Grenadier 4X4 from the regular school-run SUVs and soft-roading crossovers.

Montvale, NJ. April 4, 2025 – INEOS Automotive is shielding its customers from US President Trump’s 25% import tariff increases by doing all it can to keep prices in check, the company announced today.

“The responsibility for this situation lies at the feet of EU politicians who have failed to negotiate an equitable automotive trade deal with the US, despite the warnings. I desperately hope that they are working around the clock to positively resolve the impasse, rather than escalate it and trigger a trade war."