What changed in Forza Horizon 6 in 2026

Earn 40 PTS to unlock the 2020 Ferrari Roma as a winter reward.

The 2025 Ferrari F80, the most powerful Ferrari road car, is now available for purchase in the Italian Passion Car Pack.

Earn 80 PTS to unlock the 2024 Lamborghini Temerario as a series reward.

Earn 160 PTS to unlock the 2022 Ferrari 296 GTB as a series reward.

Earn 20 PTS on the Festival Playlist to unlock the 1982 Lancia 037 Stradale, a classic rear-wheel drive rally car.

Available for 40 PTS on the Festival Playlist.

Unlockable for 80 PTS.

Unlockable for 160 PTS.

Features a redesigned exterior with a new rear wing and bumper.

Available for 20 PTS on the Festival Playlist until July 30.

Addressed an issue where some Horizon Drifting Sessions would end abruptly after starting.

Resolved an issue preventing players from clutch kicking while drifting.

Available as the 160 PTS reward.

The Festival Playlist features 10 Series Reward cars to collect, including new-to-Horizon cars.

Available as the 80 PTS reward, featuring a V8 engine and electric powertrain with 907 horsepower.

Three new-to-Horizon cars including 2024 Lamborghini Temerario, 2022 Lamborghini Huracán EVO Spyder, and 1984 De Tomaso Pantera GT5 will be available.

Available for 40 PTS until July 23, known for its top speed of 217 mph and 6.0-liter V12 engine.

Available for 20 PTS until July 23, featuring a 5.8-liter Ford engine with 310 bhp.

The Italian Passion Car Pack will be available starting on July 14, featuring 4 new cars for Premium Edition players.

Fixed an issue where the ‘Convoy leader registered your Convoy for an event’ message does not disappear, even after completing the Event and returning to Free Roam (Bug 4376387).

Improvements have been made to reduce excessive AI collisions on corner entries.

Fixes have been applied to numerous exploits, including XP and credit farming using Auto Drive while AFK.

Fixed an issue where the LINK Clean Sweep Skill was not registering in the Collection Journal (Bug 4402867).

Improvements to music track rotation on the radio (Bug 4327383).

Improvements to visual issues when combining certain items of clothing, such as clipping.

Fixed an issue causing the LINK Clean Sweep Skill to not be counted.

Swapped the 2021 Alumicraft #122 Class 1 Buggy for the 1993 Toyota #1 T100 Baja Truck in The Eliminator (Bug 4378156).

Fixed an issue where players could be presented with a black screen when starting a Monthly Rivals through the Test Drive feature (Bug 4395847).

Fixed an issue where players were unable to Rewind in Free Drive (Bug 4377375).

Fixed an exploit where removing a locked tune during a PR Stunt would allow players to keep their speed to achieve unrealistic scores in a lower Car Class (Bug 4390806).

Fixed an issue where exhaust vapour would not always match the location of the exhaust (Bug 4425411).

Made a change where the Credit cap was being incorrectly applied to non-Auto Show cars in the Auction House (Bug 4403320).

Fixed an issue with the 1995 Toyota MR2 GT where kerbs could cause a dead stop (Bug 4426504).

Reset all Rivals Leaderboards due to the presence of unrealistic entries (Bug 4443235).

Fixed an issue where changing Speech Volume would also affect GPS Voice (Bug 4356829).

Fixed an exploit where players were able to duplicate other players’ EventLab creations (Bug 4460100).

Improvements have been made to reduce excessive AI collisions on corner entries (Bug 4388349).

Fixed an issue where using chrome car paint over plastic resulted in a flat finish (Bug 4380657).

All Rivals Leaderboards have been reset due to unrealistic entries from exploits.

Fixed an issue where disabling Head-To-Head Requests in your session also disabled them in The Eliminator (Bug 4447380).

Fixed an issue where Treasure Cars could be removed from My Cars (Bug 4425400).

We continue to work on improvements across all platforms to alleviate the issue of lost saves affecting some players in Forza Horizon 6.

Removed Auction House price cap for cars not purchasable in the Autoshow.

The price of the 1998 Subaru Impreza 22B-STi Version has been adjusted to better reflect the value of the car (Bug 4388342).

Fixed an issue where Manufacturer Preset colours would not appear correctly when a livery was applied (Bug 4379802).

52 new props added for EventLab, Customizable Garages, and The Estate.

Fixed an issue with Hide & Seek where players were not being awarded Level XP (Bug 4372539).

Available for 40 PTS as part of the Spring rewards.

Now available, featuring a powerful 1.6-liter engine with 300 bhp and customizable options.

Celebrate the 2010s with special unlocks available until July 16.

Available for 20 PTS on the Festival Playlist, this car is designed for track performance.

Available as a performance truck reward for 40 PTS this week.

Available as a reward for 160 PTS.

The fastest production pickup truck ever made, featuring an 8.3-liter V10 engine.

Available as a reward for 80 PTS.

Limited-edition version featuring the RB26DETT engine, available with Car Pass.

Available as a winter reward for 40 PTS.

Available as a reward for 80 PTS.

Available to unlock for 40 PTS during Autumn on the Festival Playlist.

Unlock the 1998 TVR Cerbera 12 with 20 PTS on the Festival Playlist from June 25-July 2.

Available for players with Car Pass.

Available as a reward for 160 PTS.

Fixed an issue where 'High Five!', 'Flying High' and 'How Many Drifts!?' badges were not getting unlocked despite meeting their respective conditions.

A new series celebrating different decades of automotive excellence begins with the 1980s.

Series 3 will introduce new Italian cars and events, along with a new Badge and Collectible.

Gather 80 PTS on the Festival Playlist to unlock this ultra rare car making its Horizon debut.

Investigating ongoing Save Data Loss issues and working with XBOX to resolve them.

Rewards available in some game modes have been rebalanced to prevent exploitation using Auto Drive.

Resolved an issue where players could earn an unintended amount of Credits through an exploit used in The Eliminator.

Access to The Eliminator in Horizon Play has been restored, with all players receiving a 2021 McLaren Sabre as a gesture of goodwill.

Three new Badges to unlock: Festival Enjoyer, Time Traveler, and Egg-cellent!.

Available as a reward for gathering 20 PTS in the Spring rewards.

30 new cars to be delivered weekly, including the 2023 Audi R8 Coupé V10 GT RWD and others.

Available as a reward for gathering 40 PTS in the Spring rewards.

A temporary Car Meet allowing players to showcase their cars and meet new players.

Included at no additional cost for Premium Edition players and sold separately.

Exclusive cars unlocked based on lifetime Playlist Points, starting with the 1972 Mazda Cosmo 110S.

Three new cars available during the Horizon Decades Festival Playlist: 1993 Porsche 911 Turbo S Leichtbau, 2018 Lotus Exige Cup 430, and 1989 Volkswagen Rallye Golf.

Available as a reward for gathering 160 PTS on the Festival Playlist.

The second Festival Playlist series starting on June 18, featuring new cars and events.

The Trial returns as a 6v6 racing showdown, exclusive to Horizon Legends with Gold Wristband.

Players will unlock new Badges and achievements.

Aligns performance with expected behaviour, reduces cornering performance.

Visit Forza Support for help and risk reduction tips.

Significantly reduces time required for 'Maxed Out' Achievement.

Players must visit Series 1 in their Playlist History to claim.

Unlock the 1996 Toyota Starlet Glanza V for 20 PTS in this week's Festival Playlist.

The new series, Horizon Decades, will start on June 18 and last until July 16.

A new portal for reporting bugs, getting assistance, and submitting suggestions has been introduced.

The 1996 Toyota Starlet Glanza V is now available as a prize for tuners, featuring a 1.3 turbocharged engine.

Players can customize the Glanza V with two front bumpers, two rear wings, and a rear bumper.

Available for 60 PTS as a Series Reward.

Available for 20 PTS as a Spring Reward.

Available for 120 PTS as a Series Reward.

Available for 40 PTS on this week’s Festival Playlist until June 11.

Visit and photograph Tokyo Tower to complete the #TokyoTower Photo Challenge.

All players who played from May 28 through June 18 will receive the 1987 Nissan Be-1 as a gift.

Unlock the 1997 Nissan Skyline GT-R V-Spec for 15 PTS as part of the Spring Rewards.

Unlock the 1991 Honda CR-X SiR until June 8 on the Festival Playlist for 30 PTS.

Take on three Seasonal Championships to add a 1993 Schuppan 962CR, 2016 Abarth 695 Biposto, and a 2021 Aston Martin DBX to your collection.

Unlock the 2010 Nissan 370Z for 120 PTS as part of the Series Rewards.

Unlock the 2008 Mazda Furai for 60 PTS as part of the Series Rewards.

Addressed an issue where players could complete the Autumn challenge in Summer, locking the 1987 Nissan Be-1 reward.

Adjustments made to 'Low' and 'Very Low' Audio Quality settings to improve performance.

Resolved an issue preventing players from reaching Master Explorer.

Italian Passion Car Pack available in July for Premium players.

Investigating potential fixes for audio crackling issues on certain PC hardware configurations.

Adjustments to AI opponents' speed at higher difficulty levels based on player feedback.

New events and rewards available in the first Festival Playlist series.

Working on fixes to improve overall framerate on AMD graphics cards.

Released a hotfix to improve Invalid Loading errors and addressing crashes.

Earn 120 PTS to unlock the 2010 Nissan 370Z.

Earn 3 Great Speed Skills in Horizon Racing to unlock the 2003 Ford F-150 SVT Lightning.

First Festival Playlist in Forza Horizon 6 featuring new rewards.

Join the Car Meet available through June 18.

Unlock the 1999 Toyota Altezza RS200 for 15 PTS from May 21 to May 28.

Unlock the 2006 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution IX MR for 30 PTS.

Earn 60 PTS to unlock the legendary 2008 Mazda Furai.

Pre-order the game to receive a specially tuned Ferrari J50.

Players can change PC render settings without restarting the game, with live previews for visual changes.

Includes full game, VIP Membership, Welcome Pack, Car Pass, and future expansions.

Deluxe includes full game, Welcome Pack, and Car Pass; Standard includes full game.

Includes the full game, Welcome Pack, and Car Pass, available May 19.

Two expansions introducing new locations and vehicles, available post-launch.

The Horizon Festival makes Japan its new home with six distinct biomes: Plains, Coast, Alpine region, Lowlands, and Highlands.

Includes 8 legendary cars for mastering Time Attack Circuits, available at release.

Includes rewards like 2x Credit boost, exclusive cars, and a customizable Tokyo City House.

Pre-order the game to receive an exclusive, pre-tuned Ferrari J50.

Players can obtain 57 achievements, Trading Cards, Badges, Profile Backgrounds, and Emoticons.

The game will support Ray-Traced Reflections and Ray-Traced Global Illumination for enhanced visual fidelity.

Nine Japanese artists have created original murals for Forza Horizon 6, inspired by the regions of Japan.

Cross-save functionality allows players to maintain progress across all platforms, including PC handheld devices.

Future updates will introduce seasonal Car Meets and other evolving world changes.

Car Pass delivers 30 new cars weekly starting on May 19, 2026.

Inko Ai Takita designed nine manga characters for billboards at Shibuya Crossing, each inspired by local culture.

The game will show real-time video and system memory usage figures to help players assess the impact of graphics settings.

A resource for beginners to help them get started in the new campaign.

Forza Horizon 6 is set to launch on May 19 for PC and Xbox Series X|S, with Early Access starting May 15 for Premium Edition owners.

Delivers 30 new cars, one each week starting from May 19.

Forza Horizon 6 is built to take advantage of the latest generation of graphics hardware, offering 4K HDR visuals and high uncapped framerates.

Forza Horizon 6 will be released on Xbox Series X|S and PC on May 19, with PlayStation 5 later this year.

Players who pre-order will receive an exclusive, pre-tuned Ferrari J50.

Pre-tuned and exclusive Ferrari J50 available for pre-order customers.

Players who pre-order will receive an exclusive, pre-tuned Ferrari J50.

Complete unique events and challenges weekly to earn new car and clothing rewards.

Experience breathtaking landscapes and over 550 cars in Horizon's most dense map yet.

Includes the full game, available May 19.

Features 4 new Italian cars, available post-release.

Fixed an issue where accepting a game invite via the Xbox App could close the game.

Improvements targeting Profile Loading errors upon start-up of the game.

Fixed an issue where using a Steam Controller could cause a crash.

New challenge types with more rewards than ever before in the Festival Playlist.

Premium Edition owners and Game Pass Ultimate members can access the game up to four days early starting May 15.

Earn a Golden Wristband to access Legend Island, featuring exclusive challenges and a new Goliath race.

Players will participate in Horizon Qualifiers to earn a Wristband and join the Horizon Festival.

Completing the first race in Tokyo unlocks all multiplayer modes, including new Horizon Play modes.

Includes 8 new cars tuned for Japanese circuits, available for purchase or included with Premium Edition.

Players can earn Discover Japan Stamps by completing various events, unlocking rewards.

VIP Membership includes a 2x Credit boost, weekly bonus Super Wheelspin, and exclusive Vanity Items.

Includes new temporary Car Meet and 10 Series Reward Cars starting June 18.

Early Access begins for players who pre-ordered the Premium Edition on May 15, 2026.

Only C class cars are available until players earn their Yellow Wristband, which unlocks more challenging events.

The Festival Playlist is now available, featuring weekly events and rewards.

Purchasing the Yashiki House allows players to access the Estate, a customizable space for creativity.

Players will experience a cinematic introduction to the breathtaking landscapes of Japan and the Horizon Festival.

Players can encounter Aftermarket Cars and find Treasure Cars throughout the map.

Car Pass delivers 30 new cars weekly, included in Deluxe and Premium Editions.

Earn a badge by completing each type of Festival Playlist activity in Series 1.

Play 4 days early from May 15, 2026.

Horizon Japan is now available for players with Early Access and will be fully accessible starting May 19.

Unlock the ultra-elusive 2008 Mazda Furai by earning 80 PTS on the Festival Playlist.

Players can customize cars with bodykits, rims, paint, liveries, and decals for the first time.

Players can choose from three starter cars: 1989 Nissan Silvia K's, 1994 Toyota Celica GT-Four ST205, and 1970 GMC Jimmy.

Includes 8 legendary cars for mastering Time Attack Circuits in Japan.

Players receive 5 special pre-tuned cars as part of the Welcome Pack.

Includes cars like the 2010 Nissan 370Z and 1999 Toyota Altezza RS200 Z EDITION.

Garages can now be fully customized, allowing players to showcase their car collections creatively.

New Italian cars coming to Forza Horizon 6 at a later date.

Early Access begins on May 15 for Premium Edition or Premium Upgrade owners.

PC requires 160GB and an SSD; Xbox Series X requires 135GB of storage.

Wheelspins and Super Wheelspins are now rarer to earn but more rewarding when spun.

Collect Stamps by engaging in various activities to unlock Barn Find Rumors and new homes.

The game will be optimized for Steam Deck and other PC gaming handhelds at launch.

Players can earn a total of 7 Festival Wristbands, including the coveted Gold Wristband.

New game modes including The Eliminator, Hide & Seek, and Touge Showdown introduced for multiplayer.

Forza Horizon 6 is now available for preload on Xbox and Steam for pre-order customers.

Unlocks after completing a race for the first time, allowing car customization for replays.

Earn XP and Badges in Horizon Play, with crossover rewards for campaign progression.

Wristbands are back, allowing players to participate in higher car class races at the Horizon Festival.

Cross-save allows gameplay progress to be maintained across all platforms.

Players must set up a new account with Atlassian to access the Forza Feedback Portal.

A new platform for submitting bug reports and suggestions for Forza Horizon 6.

Vote counts for existing suggestions have been reset to zero to monitor new activity.

The Bug Reporting section will be active starting May 15, allowing players to report issues.

Introduction of new accessibility options including AutoDrive, Proximity Radar, and High Contrast Mode for better visual accessibility.

Players of previous Forza games will receive special cars in Forza Horizon 6 based on their gaming history.

Introduction of 9 radio stations featuring a diverse range of music genres including J-pop, electronic, drum & bass, and more.

Players can choose between Quality mode (native 4K at 30fps) and Performance mode (dynamic 4K at 60fps) on Xbox Series X|S.

Players can host friends in their Garage and share layouts with the community.

Players can create their own showrooms with customizable Garages using EventLab's building tools.

Players can now collaborate in real-time to build events and experiences using Horizon CoLab.

A new customizable building space called The Estate allows players to create and decorate their dream home.

Super7 is now part of EventLab, allowing players to build and play Challenges anywhere in Japan.

Enhanced Trending logic for discovering community-created events and content.

Improvements to EventLab include the ability to Stamp props, Free Drive testing, and Undo/Redo functionality.

Players can now customize their garages, displaying up to four cars and using props to create unique themes.

Win 57 Horizon Festival Race Events for 30 Gamerscore.

Purchase a car from the Autoshow for 10 Gamerscore.

Earn the maximum Promotion in a Job for 20 Gamerscore.

Park at 3 different Car Meets for 10 Gamerscore.

Discover all 10 regions for 20 Gamerscore.

Drive any R Class car for 10 Gamerscore.

Purchase the Yashiki Player House for 10 Gamerscore.

Earn the Pink Stamp in your Collection Journal for 20 Gamerscore.

Earn a Series History reward for 30 Gamerscore.

Earn the Purple Horizon Festival Wristband for 30 Gamerscore.

Earn the Green Stamp in your Collection Journal for 10 Gamerscore.

Earn the Orange Horizon Festival Wristband for 20 Gamerscore.

Earn the Gold Stamp and become a Master Explorer for 50 Gamerscore.

Display 3 different cars in your Garage at the same time for 10 Gamerscore.

Set a lap time at a Time Attack Circuit for 10 Gamerscore.

Forza Horizon 6 launches with 57 achievements, worth a total of 1,000 Gamerscore.

Set a lap time at a Time Attack Circuit while driving any Track Toy for 10 Gamerscore.

Discover 10 Landmarks for 10 Gamerscore.

Complete your first Job for 10 Gamerscore.

Earn the Pink Horizon Festival Wristband for 20 Gamerscore.

Earn the Blue Stamp in your Collection Journal for 10 Gamerscore.

Earn 36 Stars from PR Stunts in the Ohtani Region for 20 Gamerscore.

Earn at least 1 Star at the Irokawa Launch Danger Sign for 10 Gamerscore.

Earn all Festival Playlist points for a season for 30 Gamerscore.

Complete a Drag Meet for 10 Gamerscore.

Smash your first Regional Mascot for 10 Gamerscore.

Complete a Horizon Rush for 10 Gamerscore.

Complete the Mech My Day Showcase Event for 20 Gamerscore.

Earn 3 Stars on any Day Trip Story Chapter for 10 Gamerscore.

Complete 3 Horizon Rush Events for 20 Gamerscore.

Reveal the entire Map for 50 Gamerscore.

Earn the Green Horizon Festival Wristband for 10 Gamerscore.

Complete a Race Event within a Spec Racing Championship for 10 Gamerscore.

Earn 10 levels in Horizon Play for 10 Gamerscore.

Earn 100 levels in Horizon Play for 30 Gamerscore.

Purchase an Aftermarket Car for 10 Gamerscore.

Complete your first Touge Battle for 10 Gamerscore.

Earn 81 Stars from Stories for 10 Gamerscore.

Complete a LINK Skill for 10 Gamerscore.

Collect 100 different cars for 20 Gamerscore.

Complete 33 activities in the Tokyo City Region for 20 Gamerscore.

Earn the Yellow Wristband and join the Horizon Festival for 10 Gamerscore.

Smash 200 Regional Mascots for 30 Gamerscore.

Park the 2025 GR GT Prototype at a Car Meet for 10 Gamerscore.

Discover and claim 9 Treasure Cars for 30 Gamerscore.

Earn the Purple Stamp in your Collection Journal for 30 Gamerscore.

Earn the Orange Stamp in your Collection Journal for 20 Gamerscore.

Earn the Yellow Stamp in your Collection Journal for 10 Gamerscore.

Complete The Opening Act for 10 Gamerscore.

Complete the Flight Club Showcase Event for 20 Gamerscore.

Discover and claim a Treasure Car for 10 Gamerscore.

Win your first Horizon Festival Race Event for 10 Gamerscore.

Smash 200 Bonus Boards for 30 Gamerscore.

Visit another player's Estate for 10 Gamerscore.

Complete your first Qualifier for 10 Gamerscore.

Complete 5 Touge Battles for 20 Gamerscore.

Earn the Blue Horizon Festival Wristband for 10 Gamerscore.

Earn the Gold Horizon Festival Wristband and become a Horizon Legend for 50 Gamerscore.

Includes world-famous routes inspired by the C1 loop and Gingko Avenue, along with mountain passes like Mt. Haruna and Bandai Azuma.

Introducing the most dense and vertical map yet, featuring iconic locations like Tokyo City and the Snowy Japanese Alps.

Pre-order any edition before launch to receive a pre-tuned, exclusive Ferrari J50 at release.

Japan features beautiful landscapes with contrasts of rural and urban, modern and traditional, along with diverse biomes and seasonality.

Early Access starting May 15 for Premium Edition and Premium Upgrade players.

The 2022 Honda e is a fully electric vehicle with a modern design.

Explore the new Horizon Japan map in Forza Horizon 6.

The 2023 Acura Integra A-Spec features a 1.5-liter turbocharged engine with 200 bhp.

The 2022 Acura NSX Type S is a hybrid with a twin-turbo V6 and three electric engines.

The entire car roster has been overhauled to ensure better balance across all performance classes.

Car Meets return, allowing players to showcase their cars and interact with others in real-time.

Drag Meets allow players to test their cars' performance across multiple drag strips.

Explore Japan to discover Aftermarket Cars and Treasure Cars, which can be restored and added to your garage.

New customization options include painting liveries on windows and more pre-made vinyls.

New systems have been implemented to detect and remove unrealistic scores on leaderboards.

New Time Attack Circuits allow players to set the fastest lap times in a shared environment.

New LINK Skills feature rewards players for performing skills together in co-op.

A new R Class division has been introduced specifically for track-focused cars.

Navigation for selecting colors and finishes has been streamlined for easier access.

Forza Horizon 6 will launch with over 550 cars, with more cars added post-release.

The landscape will change with snow, cherry blossoms, and local cultural festivals throughout the seasons.

Seasons bring different vegetation and seasonal decorations, transforming the Horizon Festival's appearance.

An icon of off-road exploration makes its way to Japan in Forza Horizon 6.

Explore hills, roads, and snow in the brand-new Japan map.

Earn all 7 Festival Wristbands to access Legend Island, featuring unique events and challenges.

Two new Horizon characters will assist players in their journey to join the Horizon Festival.

New Horizon Rush events featuring obstacle courses and time tracking for maximum stars.

Unlock the Race Customizer after completing a race for the first time, allowing adjustments to various race parameters.

For the first time, cross-save between Xbox Series X|S, PC, PlayStation 5, and Steam is supported.

A new exploration system where players collect Stamps through various activities in Japan.

Track campaign progression across Horizon Festival and Discover Japan in the Collection Journal.

Players must complete Horizon Qualifiers and the Horizon Invitational to earn their first Wristband.

Enhanced audio with new recordings and Triton Acoustics for a richer sound experience.

New Proximity Radar helps identify cars in blind spots while racing.

Explore iconic landmarks like Shibuya Crossing and Tokyo Tower in Japan.

Join Time Attack Circuits, Car Meets, and Drag Meets in the Shared Open World.

Updated steering animations with up to 540 degrees of wheel rotation.

Experience all four seasons with unique visuals and soundscapes, plus snow year-round in the Alpine region.

Find and test drive rare Aftermarket Cars scattered throughout the game world.

Introducing Horizon Rush, a new event type featuring thrilling obstacle courses.

Updated Forza Aero, new rims, and cosmetic tire wear for cars.

Supports Xbox Play Anywhere and cross-play across multiple platforms.

Customize garages and build The Estate in the open world, with multiplayer building in EventLab.

Players can collaborate with friends to build in the open world.

First gameplay footage showcases the breathtaking landscapes of Japan and the cars featured in the game.

New cosmetic tire wear and updated steering animations for a more authentic driving experience.

Players start as a tourist and progress through the Horizon Festival by completing Horizon Qualifiers.

The 2025 GR GT Prototype makes its video game debut in Forza Horizon 6.

Players can decorate their garages and invite friends to view their collections.

Includes customizable High Contrast mode and Car Proximity Radar for enhanced gameplay experience.

Includes more music than previous games, enhancing the Horizon Festival experience.

Open world Car Meets allow players to show off cars, download tunes, and meet new friends.

New events where players showcase skills on obstacle courses.

More than 550 cars available at launch, with updated Forza Aero and the ability to paint liveries on windows.

Includes co-op LINK skills, Drag Meets, and Horizon Time Attack Circuits.

Forza Horizon 6 is set to release on May 19, 2026, with Early Access for Premium Edition players starting on May 15.

Cars feature remastered engine audio and detailed surface interaction.