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Forza Horizon 6 Festival Playlist Adds the 2025 Citroën Ami for Tiny Car Week

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Forza Horizon 6 rolled out a new batch of Festival Playlist rewards on November 5, built around what the developer calls a Tiny Car celebration. The headline car is the 2025 Citroën Ami, a compact electric city car that the announcement describes as one of the best-selling EVs around right now. The new model year brings an updated exterior look while keeping the friendly, approachable styling the Ami is known for.

Inside the game, the Ami is framed as a City Life car, built for getting around urban areas rather than racing. Players who unlock it can also get a widebody kit for the car, letting them push its look further once it is in the garage.

What is in the Festival Playlist this time

The Citroën Ami is listed as a reward car for 15 PTS, available starting November 5 through November 12. Alongside it, the Playlist also includes the 2016 Honda S660 Alpha, a kei car the developer describes as light, rear-wheel drive and mid-engine, good material for drifting. That one has a four week window and costs 60 PTS to unlock.

Other cars in this stretch of rewards include the 1970 Honda N600 at 160 PTS and the 1996 Toyota Starlet Glanza V at 40 PTS. The developer also reminded players that the number of points needed to unlock these cars has been reduced compared to before, giving more room to pick which challenges to run instead of being locked into a specific set.

What this means if you play with mods

None of this changes core files or systems, it is reward content tied to the Festival Playlist, so it should not break anything you already have installed. Still, any time new vehicles get added to a Forza Horizon game, it is common practice to check your liveries, tunes and any visual or UI tweaks after the update lands, since new content drops can sometimes shift IDs or trigger a reload of game data. If you are running any community-made additions, back up your current setup before diving into the new Playlist content, just so you are not caught out if something needs updating.

Feedback channel stays open

The developer also pointed players back to the Forza Feedback Portal for bug reports, suggestions and general feedback on the Playlist and the new content. That is the same channel mentioned for reporting issues, so if something about the Ami or the other reward cars does not behave as expected, that is where to flag it.

For now, the practical move is simple: if you want the Ami and its widebody kit, get the 15 PTS in before November 12, and keep an eye on the Honda S660 Alpha if drifting is more your speed, since that one runs on a longer four week clock.

Based on the developer's announcement on Steam, 5 November 2026.

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