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Start-up to build Land Rover Defender successor with BMW engines
Executive Summary
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The Ineos Automotive company is set to revive the iconic Land Rover Defender with a new model called the Grenadier, inspired by the pub where the idea originated. Founded by Jim Ratcliffe in 2016, the company aims to maintain the Defender’s ruggedness while enhancing build quality and reliability. BMW has committed to supplying engines for the Grenadier, indicating potential growth in this sector. Meanwhile, Land Rover is preparing to unveil a next-generation Defender that will focus on luxury and on-road performance.
Brands mentioned: Toyota, BMW, Land Rover, Ineos Automotive
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Start-up to build Land Rover Defender successor with BMW engines
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