This is one of those Grenadier accessories that looks great but is actually useful. The overhead control panel is one of the coolest features of the INEOS Grenadier, but there are a lot of switches up there—especially when you start getting into the off-road controls. This placard gives you a quick-reference guide right where you need it.
My favorite part is the explanation of the four primary off-road functions: Off-Road Mode, Wading Mode, the Center Differential/Transfer Case controls, and the Front & Rear Lockers. Rather than trying to remember the correct requirements and activation sequence when you’re out on the trail, you can simply look up and reference the placard.
It explains things such as when the vehicle needs to be stationary, when the engine needs to be running, the requirements for engaging the lockers, and the proper sequence for activating the different systems. That’s particularly helpful because the Grenadier’s lockers aren’t simply four independent switches you can activate in any order—the center differential and other conditions come into play before the axle lockers can be engaged.
The placard also provides guidance for Wading Mode, including the conditions required before activation, as well as Off-Road Mode, making the overhead panel much easier to understand for a new Grenadier owner—or even for someone who simply hasn’t used a particular function in a while.
Beyond being functional, it looks fantastic. The black carbon-fiber-style background, white graphics, and red Grenadier “A” make it look like an OEM aviation or military checklist. Mounted directly alongside the actual switches it describes, it genuinely looks like something INEOS could have installed at the factory.
For a vehicle designed around purposeful controls and old-school functionality, this accessory fits the Grenadier perfectly.
Great design, excellent quality, and genuinely useful—not just decoration. I highly recommend it to any Grenadier owner who plans to actually use all of those switches overhead!