Forza Horizon 6 is now available on PC and consoles, and Premium Edition owners can access all exclusive content, including a 4-day early access period.
How to Claim Your Forza Horizon 6 Premium Edition Bonuses
Step 1: Complete Introductory Races
Begin playing the game after landing in Japan. Complete all introductory races to familiarize yourself with the different race categories available in Forza Horizon 6.
Step 2: Qualify for the Forza Festival
After completing the introductory races, you’ll receive a briefing about the Forza Festival in Japan. Your first task is to qualify for the opening event, which serves as your initiation into the festival. Once qualified, you’ll gain access to the open-world map, where you can choose your next activities. While some activities will be limited at first, you’ll still have the freedom to explore.
Step 3: Access Your Bonuses in the Main Menu
Press the Esc button (or the pause button on a controller) to open the main menu. Navigate to the last tab, where all your Premium Edition bonuses will be listed.
Step 4: Claim Your Car Packs
Two car packs are available to Premium Edition owners: the Time Attack Car Pack and the Italian Passion Pack. All cars from these packs will be available directly in your garage. Note that while the cars have credit values, you won’t need to spend additional credits to drive them in races.
As of the latest update, the Time Attack Car Pack and the Welcome Pack are available. The Italian Passion Pack has not yet been added to the game.
Step 5: Activate VIP Membership Benefits
All benefits of your VIP membership will be enabled automatically. These include:
- 2x credits from all races
- Access to the Car Pass, which grants 30 additional cars
The Car Pass releases one car per week, with the first car available on May 19. Both Premium and Deluxe Edition owners can access the Car Pass.
Note: This guide is based on the current version of Forza Horizon 6 as of the publication date. Game updates may affect the availability of certain bonuses.
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