Forza Horizon 6 has started its Horizon Meets series with a temporary 7-Eleven-themed Car Meet in the Nangan region. Playground Games says the location sits near the Nangan Day Trip and will remain in the Evolving World for the duration of the series.
The branded setting is temporary, but part of the update will outlast the event. Players can use the new konbini convenience-store building and related 7-Eleven props in EventLab, Garage and Estate creations after the featured Car Meet leaves the map.
The update separates limited content from permanent tools
The Car Meet provides the usual social functions: players can gather with friends, display cars and browse shared liveries or tuning setups. A Clerk Uniform can be unlocked during the first week by photographing the location, while two badges are tied to playing during the series and visiting the meet in a specific car.
The prop pack contains signs, flags, tents, a vending machine, storage pieces, barriers and the complete convenience-store structure. That makes the collaboration more than a temporary map dressing change. Builders retain the location’s main pieces for custom events even when the Evolving World version disappears.
Horizon Meets also expands the car roster
Three cars are new to the Horizon series: the 2025 BMW M4 CS, 1968 Holden Monaro GTS 327 and 2000 Honda Prelude Type SH. Playground Games also added 200 Horizon Play levels, more vehicles for Spec Racing and a Treasure Car to discover.
The accompanying release notes list fixes for Drift Attack scoring, a photography objective at Temple of Nachi Falls, stationary tire-scrub audio and drive-mode animation audio on four cars. Those fixes are part of the same series update, which began rolling out on October 5. The Festival Playlist and its rewards started October 8.
Retail rewards are separate from the game update
GamerHeadlines also described an in-store offer and a merchandise release. Those promotions are not required to access the update’s core map, car and EventLab additions. Availability outside the game can depend on location, participating stores and purchase terms, so players should treat those offers separately from the downloadable game content.
Sources
- Reporting source: GamerHeadlines
- Primary evidence: Playground Games’ Horizon Meets overview
- Primary evidence: Playground Games’ Horizon Meets release notes
