As Ineos moves towards a second phase of prototypes for production, AMS visited the company’s new automotive manufacturing plant in Hambach, France to see how production of its Grenadier 4x4 is developing.
In 2020, newly formed Ineos Automotive, owned by British billionaire Sir Jim Ratcliffe, was planning to build a new manufacturing facility in Wales to assemble its first vehicle, the Grenadier 4x4. Then in December of that year it surprised everyone by announcing it was buying Daimler’s plant in Hambach, France that makes electric Smart cars.
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