Ineos Quartermaster Fieldmaster Edition Tested: A £63,495 Pickup That Plays the Part
The Ineos Quartermaster Fieldmaster Edition, starting at £63,495, was evaluated in Dorset as a double-cab pickup. It boasts a payload capacity of 835kg for petrol and 760kg for diesel, whereas the Toyota Hilux can handle 1,065kg and is priced £20,000 lower. Measuring 5.4m in length and over 2m in height, it can be challenging to maneuver, despite its authentic off-road capabilities. The interior, drawing inspiration from the Grenadier, includes tactile buttons, a central display, and a premium sound system. Set for updates in 2026, it promises improved steering and a smaller turning radius but still feels bulky. While it performs well off-road, it is less suited for yard tasks and is too valuable for tool use. Available at IneosGrenadier.com.
Key facts
- The Ineos Quartermaster Fieldmaster Edition starts at £63,495.
- Payload capacity is 835kg for the petrol version and 760kg for the diesel.
- The Toyota Hilux can carry 1,065kg and costs about £20,000 less.
- The Quartermaster measures 5.4m long and over 2m tall.
- For 2026, the model was updated with better steering feel and a turning circle reduced by one metre.
- The cabin features aviation-inspired controls, including ceiling-mounted off-road mode buttons.
- A subwoofer under the rear seats contributes to one of the loudest and crispest sound systems in any pickup.
- The vehicle is wider and taller than a Land Rover Defender, old or new.
Entities
Institutions
- Ineos
- Toyota
- Land Rover
- Range Rover
- Wallpaper
Locations
- Dorset
- United Kingdom
- United States
- Cheshire