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Forza Horizon 6 Horizon Meets Adds 7-Eleven Content, New Cars, and 200 More Horizon Play Levels

Forza Horizon 6's Horizon Meets update is rolling out with a 7-Eleven collaboration, three new-to-Horizon cars, a new Treasure Car, extra Spec Racing vehicles, and 200 additional Horizon Play levels.

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Forza Horizon 6 is getting a new social-focused update called Horizon Meets, and the headline collaboration is with 7-Eleven.

The update began rolling out on October 5 ahead of the new Festival Playlist starting October 8.

Playground Games says the update is focused on the places where players gather, meet, and build convoys across Horizon Japan.

Read the official Horizon Meets announcement

7-Eleven Comes to Horizon Japan

The collaboration introduces a limited-time 7-Eleven Evolving World area featuring a themed Car Meet.

Players also get a 7-Eleven EventLab Prop Pack that can be used in custom creations.

The partnership fits the broader Horizon Meets theme, which is built around car culture, parking spots, meetups, and social driving.

Three New-to-Horizon Cars

The update adds three cars that are new to the Horizon series:

  • 2025 BMW M4 CS
  • 1968 Holden Monaro GTS 327
  • 2000 Honda Prelude Type SH

The mix covers a modern performance coupe, an Australian classic, and a Japanese sport compact.

Playground Games is also adding new engine swaps to several existing cars.

Horizon Play Gets 200 More Levels

Horizon Play is getting 200 additional levels.

The update also expands Spec Racing with more available cars.

For players who spend a lot of time in structured activities instead of only free-roaming, that gives the update a longer progression tail beyond the new collaboration content.

There Is a New Treasure Car

Horizon Meets adds another Treasure Car to discover.

Playground Games is keeping the identity of the car part of the hunt, so players will need to explore and complete the associated challenge rather than simply buying it from the normal car catalog.

The update also adds two Car Horns.

The Update Includes Fixes Too

Horizon Meets is not only a content drop.

The release notes address several issues reported through the Forza Feedback Portal.

One fix stops players from continuing to accumulate Drift Attack score through fast travel or rewinds.

Playground Games also added audio for Drive Mode animations on several cars and fixed issues involving photography objectives and tire-scrub audio.

Read the full Horizon Meets release notes

When Does the Festival Playlist Start?

The Horizon Meets update began rolling out on October 5.

The new Festival Playlist starts on October 8 at 2:30 p.m. UTC, according to Playground Games.

That means players can download the update before the seasonal playlist officially changes over.

Why This Update Fits Forza Horizon 6

Forza Horizon 6 is set in Japan, a location strongly associated with enthusiast car culture, late-night meets, convenience-store parking lots, mountain roads, and tuning communities.

The 7-Eleven collaboration is clearly designed around that atmosphere.

Rather than using the brand only as an advertisement, Playground Games is building it into the social theme of the update through a Car Meet location and EventLab props.

The Bottom Line

Horizon Meets adds a 7-Eleven collaboration, three new-to-Horizon cars, 200 Horizon Play levels, more Spec Racing options, a new Treasure Car, and a batch of fixes.

The update is available now, with the Festival Playlist beginning October 8.

Forza Horizon 6 players who enjoy car meets and social cruising appear to be the main audience for this month's update.

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