Earlier this week, Playground Games confirmed that Forza Horizon 6 will have an in-game crossover with 7-Eleven scheduled to arrive in October. Though that’s still some time away with the ‘British Automotive’ season coming first this September, the developers have confirmed that the collab will take shape as “an Evolving World and EventLab Content Pack.”
The teaser visual shows a construction site in place, with a view of Mt. Fuji in the background. Fans have sepculated that come October, players will find a 7-Eleven convenience store in that spot.
PHOTO BY 7-Eleven
Apparently, this collab was one of the most requested suggestions in the game’s feedback portal, and for good reason. Over the years, the convenience chain has become a de facto part of car culture, serving as a venue for car meets and shoots. Especially in Japan, there are some very picturesque 7-Eleven locations that include Mt. Fuji in the background, just like in the teaser.
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On 7-Eleven’s side, customers in Canada and the US can also receive a Toyota GR Supra with a unique 7-Eleven livery in-game when purchasing select participating products. This promo begins in October this year, along with the arrival of the in-game Forza Horizon 6 collab. The developers have stated that they are working on making this promo available to more territories by January 2027—fingers crossed the Philippines can get in on this, too.
PHOTO BY Playground Games
In the same news post, the devs have announced a new open world event type in Forza Horizon 6 called Drift Attack. Much like the Time Attack events that challenge players to set the best lap times, Drift Attack players will aim to rack up the most drift score as they go sideways through the circuit. The event has been shown to take place at the Shimanoyama Drift Circuit, but fans have expressed interest in seeing the event take place at other locations on the map.
A total of seven new cars are also arriving this September with the British-themed update, with more details on those coming in the next weeks.