Forza Horizon 6 Gets a Real 7-Eleven, Slurpee Livery, and Konbini Props

Forza Horizon 6 and 7-Eleven are crossing over in the new Horizon Meets update, live now. Playground Games has dropped a fully themed 7-Eleven storefront into the game's Nangan region in Japan, complete with a Car Meet where players can park up, share liveries, and swap tuning setups.

The update packs in a Konbini Prop Pack — 7-Eleven-themed items for decorating your Estate, Garages, and custom EventLab tracks, including the full convenience store build. There's also a Clerk Uniform modeled after the outfit worn by actual 7-Eleven staff in Japan, and an Egg Salad Sandwich Collectible challenge: smash 20 of them near the Evolving World Car Meet during Autumn to earn Festival Playlist points and a Forza LINK reward. In the real world, a 7-Eleven x Forza Horizon 6 merch drop hits 7Collection.com on October 8, featuring hoodies, shirts, hats, and accessories with Toyota car art done in a Japanese-inspired style.

Forza Horizon 6 launched with Japan as its setting, leaning into the country's car culture — from mountain touge roads to urban street scenes — and the 7-Eleven tie-in fits that aesthetic neatly. Konbini culture is deeply embedded in Japanese daily life, and 7-Eleven operates thousands of stores there, making it a recognizable landmark for anyone who's spent time in the country or consumed enough Japanese media to know the vibe.

US and Canada players can also grab a physical perk: buy an Xbox Gift Card using 7Rewards at a participating 7-Eleven store before October 27 and you'll get an exclusive in-game Toyota Supra GR livery plus a free Slurpee. The Horizon Meets update and Festival Playlist content are rolling out today, so the Car Meet is already open for business.