Interested in a 2026 INEOS Grenadier? You have the option to choose between two different body styles and multiple editions available for each, and pricing shifts meaningfully depending on which combination you land on. Here’s every 2026 Grenadier price point in one place, plus what each edition actually adds for the money.
2026 INEOS Grenadier Pricing at a Glance
| Body Style |
Edition |
Starting MSRP* |
| Station Wagon (SUV) |
Base |
$71,750 |
| Station Wagon (SUV) |
Fieldmaster |
$80,995 |
| Station Wagon (SUV) |
Trialmaster |
$80,995 |
| Quartermaster (Pickup) |
Base |
$86,300 |
| Quartermaster (Pickup) |
Fieldmaster |
$86,300 |
| Quartermaster (Pickup) |
Trialmaster |
$86,300 |
*MSRP figures shown are 2026 starting prices and vary slightly by source and configuration. Contact Lyle Pearson INEOS Grenadier for confirmed, current pricing and available inventory.
Every 2026 Grenadier, regardless of price point, shares the same core mechanicals: a 3.0L turbocharged inline-6 (282 hp, ~332 lb-ft of torque), an 8-speed automatic, and permanent four-wheel drive. What you’re paying for as you move up the price list is off-road hardware (Trialmaster), comfort and finish (Fieldmaster), styling, or body style capability (Quartermaster’s bed and wheelbase).
New for 2026, every trim also gets a revised variable-ratio steering box for sharper on-road response, a mechanical update that applies across the whole price range, not just the top trims.
Two Body Styles, Not Two “Editions”
Before comparing prices line by line, it helps to know how the lineup is actually organized:
- Station Wagon is the five-door SUV.
- Quartermaster is the crew-cab pickup, built on a longer wheelbase with an open bed.
- Fieldmaster, Trialmaster, and Black Edition are editions available on both body styles. They’re not competing with Quartermaster, they’re specs within it (and within the Station Wagon too).
That’s why Quartermaster pricing runs higher across the board: you’re paying for the pickup body style itself, on top of whichever edition you choose.
Station Wagon Pricing by Edition
The Station Wagon starts at $71,750 for the base model and covers the widest price range in the lineup:
- Base ($71,750): Standard equipment, 3.0L inline-6, permanent 4WD, no edition-specific off-road or luxury gear.
- Fieldmaster ($80,995): Adds comfort-focused equipment inluding leather seating, safari windows, and alloy wheels. This edition is aimed at daily driving and light off-road use.
- Trialmaster ($80,995): Same price point as Fieldmaster, but the money goes toward off-road hardware instead including locking differentials, raised air intake/snorkel, steel wheels, underbody protection.
- Black Edition: Built on the Fieldmaster spec, adds an all-black appearance package (Inky Black paint, gloss black wheels, dark interior trim). Contact us for more information on pricing for this edition.
For a deeper feature-by-feature breakdown of what separates these four, see our INEOS Grenadier Station Wagon Trim Levels Explained guide.
Quartermaster Pricing by Edition
The Quartermaster pickup starts at roughly $86,300 and follows the same edition structure as the Station Wagon, at a higher price point across the board:
- Fieldmaster: Comfort-oriented spec applied to the pickup body including leather seating and other premium interior features, with the added utility of an open bed and longer wheelbase.
- Trialmaster: Off-road-focused spec on the pickup body with locking differentials, raised air intake, and underbody protection, for drivers who need serious trail capability and a cargo bed.
- Black Edition: The same all-black appearance package offered on the Station Wagon, applied to the pickup. Contact our team for details on the latest pricing.
Quartermaster pricing runs $5,000–$13,000 above the equivalent Station Wagon edition, reflecting the extended wheelbase, heavier-duty frame, and bed. For drivers who need to haul equipment, gear, or materials regularly, that premium buys real jobsite and towing capability the Station Wagon doesn’t offer.
Which Price Point Makes Sense for You?
- Budget-focused, want an SUV: Base Station Wagon at $71,750 gets you the full drivetrain without edition upgrades.
- Want comfort without a huge jump in price: Fieldmaster, either body style, adds refinement for a moderate premium over base.
- Off-roading is the priority: Trialmaster, at the same price as Fieldmaster on the Station Wagon, puts the money into trail hardware instead of comfort features.
- Need a bed for work or gear: Quartermaster is the only way to get one, and it’s available across all three editions.
Get Current INEOS Grenadier Pricing at Lyle Pearson INEOS Grenadier
The listed MSRPs above are a starting point. Actual pricing depends on configuration, options, and current inventory. Located in Boise, the Lyle Pearson INEOS Grenadier team is happy to walk you through exact pricing on the specific vehicle you’re interested in, along with current special offers.
Contact us or browse current inventory and pricing to get started.
