The Forza Horizon 6 reveal has sent shockwaves through the racing-game community, and for good reason. After months of anticipation, Playground Games finally unveiled the first full gameplay showcase, confirming major new features, substantial updates to core mechanics, and a renewed commitment to FH6 Credits celebrating Japanese car culture in an open-world environment that feels deeper and more dynamic than ever.

Forza Horizon 6: New Cars List, New Systems, New Gameplay, and More

Immediately following the initial gameplay premiere, new information began to emerge—hidden details in footage, expanded developer commentary, and newly confirmed content packs. With additional reveals arriving almost by the hour, we now have a much clearer picture of what Forza Horizon 6 is shaping up to be.

This is your comprehensive breakdown of everything new: the cars, customization improvements, DLC offerings, world systems, online functionality, technical options, and an in-depth look at exclusive insights from the design team behind the game.

Buckle in—Forza Horizon 6 is setting up to be one of the biggest entries the franchise has ever produced.

A First Look at the Car List: Over 110 Vehicles Identified Already

The initial gameplay footage contained significantly more information than expected. Chris from the AR12 mod team went frame-by-frame and identified more than 110 confirmed vehicles from screenshots, garage clips, free roam gameplay, and cinematic transitions.

A live-updated public list is being maintained, and it will continue to grow as more footage becomes available. This early look gives us a strong foundation for understanding which manufacturers and models will anchor the game at launch.

Key Observations From the Early Car List

  Nearly every major Japanese brand is represented in the footage: Toyota, Honda, Mazda, Mitsubishi, Nissan, and more.

  Subaru was noticeably missing from all gameplay captures—a surprising absence considering Subaru's long-standing popularity among Horizon players. It is extremely unlikely the brand is excluded from the final game, but the omission is worth noting.

  Several Forza Edition cars were spotted, confirming the return of these special variants.

Highlighted Cars: New Forza Editions and Rare Additions

Lexus LFA Forza Edition

One of the biggest talking points from day one was the modified Lexus LFA. The presence of fog lights and canards—items not found together on any real LFA—led to speculation, and the developers later confirmed this is an official Forza Edition mash-up, combining multiple real-world LFA variations into a single high-performance variant.

Mazda RX-3 Forza Edition

Parked beside the MX-5 in one of the garage scenes, this RX-3 also carries the Forza Edition badge. Expect unique tuning, cosmetics, or in-game bonuses attached to this model.

A Licensed Motorcycle

A motorcycle was seen inside a garage—fully modeled and licensed.

However:

    There is no confirmation that motorcycles are drivable.

    All signs point to it being a prop, possibly for event labs or future experimentation.

Still, this is the first time a licensed motorcycle has appeared in Horizon, making it a noteworthy reveal.

Full DLC Breakdown: Welcome Pack, VIP, Car Pass, and Car Packs

Playground Games also detailed much of the early DLC structure, giving players a clear understanding of what bonuses are available across game editions.

Welcome Pack

  Includes five pre-tuned cars.

  The car list not yet revealed.

VIP Membership

  2× race credit bonus

  Three VIP Forza Edition cars

  Weekly Super Wheelspin

  Exclusive homes in Tokyo City and the Japanese suburbs

Car Pass

  30 new cars released over 30 weeks

  One new vehicle per week immediately after launch

Italian Car Pack: Confirmed Vehicles

  Ferrari F80

  Alfa Romeo GTAm

  Alfa Romeo SE048SP race prototype

  1967 Ferrari 275 GTB/4 Spider

Time Attack Car Pack

A highly Japan-centric pack including:

  4 Hondas

  1 Mitsubishi

  2 Nissans

  1 Toyota

Some of FH6 Credits for sale these cars are extremely rare and have limited available photography in real life, making the pack an impressive and unexpected addition.