Playground Games has revealed the first Forza Horizon 6 roadmap, outlining several upcoming content updates, new vehicles, and two expansions planned through 2027. The first major update arrives on December 31, while Expansion 1 is scheduled for January 21.
The roadmap begins with the Legendary Explorers update on December 31, which introduces five reward cars. These include the 2005 Subaru Forester STi Version, 2024 Subaru Outback Wilderness, 2024 Lexus GX 550 Overtrail, 2007 Toyota Hilux Arctic Trucks AT38, and 1973 Land Rover Range Rover.
Two additional vehicles are also included. The 1965 Datsun Baby will be available as a Treasure Car, while the 1968 Renault 4L Export will serve as a Playlist History Reward.
The update also brings permanent additions to the game, including The Marathon street race and a Legend Island mascot.
The next major release is scheduled for January 21, when Playground Games will launch Expansion 1 alongside the Exotics & Tuners update. The developer hasn’t revealed details about the expansion itself, with the roadmap listing it as yet to be announced.
The Exotics & Tuners update will introduce another five reward cars:
- 1992 Honda Civic SiR-II
- 1986 Toyota Corolla GT-S ‘Lola’
- 1991 Holden HSV Commodore Group A SV
- 2013 Aston Martin V12 Vantage S
- 2010 Ferrari 599 GTO
A new radio station is also planned for the update, although Playground Games hasn’t shared further details about it.
The Forza Horizon 6 roadmap continues with another update on February 25. Its series theme remains unannounced, but the developer has confirmed that it will introduce three new reward cars and two returning vehicles.
Fifteen returning fan-favorite cars will also be added to the Autoshow, alongside a new car pack. The update will introduce a permanent Drift Attack location, while EventLab will receive two additional prop packs focused on drifting and buildings.
Looking further ahead, Playground Games has confirmed that Expansion 2 will arrive sometime in 2027, although a specific release date hasn’t been announced.
The developer is also planning a major overhaul of the Festival Playlist, including changes that will allow reward cars to remain permanently unlockable rather than being tied to limited-time availability. More race routes and additional features are planned for future updates, with further details yet to be shared.
