Ineos Automotive Trademark Names

[Spjnr]

I believe it was - but maybe a stretched platform? It was unibody and, more than anything, ugly IMO.

Certainly wasn't winning any beauty contests! Although I don't think the new Grand Wagoneer is either!

 

[lucasoren]

With branded components like the "Formula 4x4" branding and specialty divisions like Arcane Works for custom luxury models, Ineos Automotive mostly uses the trademark term "INEOS Grenadier" for its tough 4x4 vehicle, Japanese Girl Names after the London bar where the idea was created. These brands belong to the larger INEOS Group, a chemical conglomerate expanding into the automobile and sports industries.
Important INEOS Automobile Trademarks:
The flagship utilitarian 4x4 car, INEOS Grenadier, is renowned for its traditional style and off-road prowess.
Arcane Works is a division that specializes on ultra-exclusive, hand-finished, customized Grenadier models with a focus on luxury and scarcity.
Formula 4x4: A branding concept that emphasizes the Grenadier's off-road focus and engineering accuracy.
Identity of the Brand:
Origin: The word "Ineos" itself is derived from "INspec Ethylene Oxide and Specialities," but it also alludes to the Greek goddess of dawn, Eos, which represents fresh starts.
Inspiration: The Grenadier's design, which aims to replace the original Land Rover Defender concept, is inspired by vintage rugged SUVs.
Manufacturing: Constructed in Germany (Hambach) and Wales (Bridgend), fusing German engineering with British design.

 

[Tazzieman]

Manufacturing: Constructed in Germany (Hambach) and Wales (Bridgend), fusing German engineering with British design.

Er...no

 

[Eric]

With branded components like the "Formula 4x4" branding and specialty divisions like Arcane Works for custom luxury models, Ineos Automotive mostly uses the trademark term "INEOS Grenadier" for its tough 4x4 vehicle, Japanese Girl Names after the London bar where the idea was created. These brands belong to the larger INEOS Group, a chemical conglomerate expanding into the automobile and sports industries.
Important INEOS Automobile Trademarks:
The flagship utilitarian 4x4 car, INEOS Grenadier, is renowned for its traditional style and off-road prowess.
Arcane Works is a division that specializes on ultra-exclusive, hand-finished, customized Grenadier models with a focus on luxury and scarcity.
Formula 4x4: A branding concept that emphasizes the Grenadier's off-road focus and engineering accuracy.
Identity of the Brand:
Origin: The word "Ineos" itself is derived from "INspec Ethylene Oxide and Specialities," but it also alludes to the Greek goddess of dawn, Eos, which represents fresh starts.
Inspiration: The Grenadier's design, which aims to replace the original Land Rover Defender concept, is inspired by vintage rugged SUVs.
Manufacturing: Constructed in Germany (Hambach) and Wales (Bridgend), fusing German engineering with British design.

Not quite......
Hambach is in France , and nothing to do with Wales, Sir Jim and the Welsh government fell out over finance support. And it was designed by Magna Steyr in Austria.

 

[landmannnn]

Not quite......
Hambach is in France , and nothing to do with Wales, Sir Jim and the Welsh government fell out over finance support. And it was designed by Magna Steyr in Austria.

I know it is splitting hairs, but the design was done by that British super yacht guy.
The next stage (development and engineering) was indeed by Magna.

 

[Eric]

I know it is splitting hairs, but the design was done by that British super yacht guy.
The next stage (development and engineering) was indeed by Magna.

Your right, he designed the green and red, port and starboard markings on the centre console.

 

[Tazzieman]

Your right, he designed the green and red, port and starboard markings on the centre console.

And Jim designed the RHD footrest to suit his tall frame
And the NATO plug was designed by a bunch of WW2 vets over a pint of ale in a pub somewhere in Europe.

 

[DoubleDoom]

Im waiting for the "Ineos - Master and Commander: Far side of the world"

is that just the distance to your nearest dealer?