Mansory endows Ineos Grenadier with a pink interior

Mansory has turned its attention to the fairly young Ineos brand and its Defender-inspired SUV, the Grenadier. It ended up with a complex tuning program encompassing both stylistic and technical modifications.

Starting on the outside, the retro off-roader received a front splitter, a “power dome” for the hood and a Mansory-branded radiator grille. It also wound up with the company’s mandatory flared fenders and rear bumper extension.

Unlike most other works from the German tuner, this one actually features a suspension raised by 20 mm (0.8 inches) instead of lowered. The engine under the hood – a 3.0-liter inline-six sourced from BMW – outputs 350 PS (345 hp / 257 kW) and 560 Nm (413 lb-ft) of torque courtesy of a sports exhaust system and an ECU update. The stock Grenadier makes 64 PS (63 hp / 47 kW) and 110 Nm (81 lb-ft) less.

And then there is the interior, which drops the serious tone set by the exterior and screams, “Look at me!”. Raspberry-colored leather covers most surfaces in view, the headliner is offset in white and there are carbon trims on the pedals, the door panels, the center console and the steering wheel. The seats benefit from power adjustments and ventilation, and the engine start button has moved from the console to a dedicated panel on the ceiling.

The tuner has confirmed that it is ready to deliver more Ineos Grenadier SUVs to customers, so you can already order one. Just keep in mind that Ineos has recently launched a customization program of its own, and while it might not be as extensive or opulent as the one offered by Mansory, it is likely to cost you much less.