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BMW M in Forza Horizon 6
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With BMW M Models through Japan in Forza Horizon 6.

BIG IN JAPAN.

Forza Horizon 6 takes gamers through the labyrinthine streets of the fascinating megacity of Tokyo and the breathtaking landscapes of Japan. Every environment is rendered with an incredible level of detail. Gamers have more than 550 vehicles to collect and customise. 25 of which are BMW M models.

12 October 2026

BMW M2 [1]:
Fuel consumption combined in l/100km   10.5
CO2 emissions combined in g/km   237
CO2 class   G

Racing behind the wheel of a BMW M5 CS along multi-level motorways in Tokyo? Or whizzing through a Japanese landscape bathed in cherry blossom in a BMW M2? Forza Horizon 6 makes it possible. Since its launch in 2012, Forza Horizon has been one of the most popular open-world racing games of all time. In the latest version, gamers venture into one of the most fascinating and varied racing locations there are: Japan.

The Land of the Rising Sun is brought to life in a game environment whose density, richness of detail and contrast take the game to a whole new level. The races take players through nine different geographical zones, ranging from stunning natural landscapes to the steel, glass and concrete jungle of the megacity Tokyo. There are 25 BMW M models to choose from in the latest version of the game. Forza Horizon 6 is currently available on PC and Xbox Series X|S. The PlayStation 5 version will be released in early 2027 (21 January for the Premium Edition, 26 January for the Standard Edition). The first expansion will be released at the same time, although no details of its content are known as yet.

BMW M x FORZA HORIZON 6.

BMW M in Forza Horizon 6

BMW M x FORZA HORIZON 6.

From neon-lit city canyons and narrow old-town alleys in Tokyo to winding mountain passes and twisting coastal roads. From endless landscapes of rice paddies and ancient temples to a drive-by past Japan’s iconic landmark, the snow-capped Mount Fuji: Forza Horizon 6 offers a variety of settings that visibly surpasses the scope of previous instalments. The Japanese setting is organically integrated into the gaming experience. Players arrive there as tourists and qualify for the ‘Horizon Festival’, where they earn wristbands that allow them to unlock more and more races. As a side event to the classic festival, players can explore the country in ‘Discover Japan’ and, amongst other things, compete in typical Japanese hill climbs – Touge Battles.

Furthermore, the seasons in Forza Horizon 6 are more vividly rendered than in previous instalments. Spring, summer, autumn and winter are authentically depicted and are clearly distinguishable from one another in terms of changing landscapes, crops, foliage and weather, right down to the sounds of the environment. It goes without saying that races can take place both by day and by night.

A real treat for all M fans is the revamped BMW M2 Forza Edition car. The game developers have given this popular limited-edition model some exciting modifications.

FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY: BMW M4 CS IN FORZA HORIZON 6.

FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY: BMW M4 CS IN FORZA HORIZON 6.

From early October, the Festival Playlist (a series of challenges that changes every month) is particularly worthwhile for M enthusiasts: anyone who collects at least 80 points over the four weeks will receive the 2025 BMW M4 CS G82 as a reward. This is the first time ever you can drive this model in a Forza game. If you don’t want to wait for the 80 points, you can get started straight away: in the monthly ‘Rivals’ challenge, the aim is to drive a fast, ‘clean’ lap in the M4 CS – so no rewinding and no hitting the walls.

ALL BMW M MODELS IN FORZA HORIZON 6.

BMW M in Forza Horizon 6

ALL BMW M MODELS IN FORZA HORIZON 6.

The latest version of the open-world bestseller features a total of 25 BMW M vehicles on the starting grid. 

  1. 1981 BMW M1
  2. 1988 BMW M5 E28
  3. 1988 BMW M3 E30
  4. 1995 BMW M5 E34
  5. 1997 BMW M3 E36
  6. 2003 BMW M5 E39
  7. 2005 BMW M3 E46
  8. 2008 BMW M3 E92
  9. 2008 BMW Z4 M Coupé E86
  10. 2009 BMW M5 E60
  11. 2010 BMW M3 GTS E92
  12. 2011 BMW X5 M E70
  13. 2012 BMW M5 F10
  14. 2014 BMW M4 F82
  15. 2016 BMW M4 GTS F82
  16. 2020 BMW M2 Competition F87
  17. 2020 BMW M8 Competition Coupé F92
  18. 2021 BMW M4 Competition G82
  19. 2022 BMW M5 CS F90
  20. 2023 BMW M2 G87
  21. 2023 BMW M2 Forza Edition G87
  22. 2024 BMW X6 M F86
  23. 1973 BMW 2002 turbo
  24. 2020 BMW M2 Formula Drift
  25. 2025 BMW M4 CS G82
BMW M2 [1]:
Fuel consumption combined in l/100km   10.5
CO2 emissions combined in g/km   237
CO2 class   G

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