Find out how to claim the Citroën Ami, explore the fresh free cars, and discover the new race routes and IKEA props in the Series 7 update.
The Series 7 rollout for Forza Horizon 6 arrived this month, bringing a mix of free vehicles, new permanent circuits, and a quirky IKEA prop pack. While the update reshapes the evolving world, its headline draw is the Citroën Ami – a tiny electric quadricycle that can be earned through the City Life Summer Festival Playlist.
This guide details the exact steps to secure the Ami, highlights the other complimentary cars that debuted, and points out the fresh race routes and garage décor now available to players.
How to earn the 2025 Citroën Ami
Unlocking the Ami hinges on completing a modest 15-point milestone within the City Life Summer season. Open the Festival Playlist, locate the City Life – Summer tab, and review the list of challenges; each offers a specific PTS reward. Accumulate points by finishing any of those events—races, time attacks, or stunt challenges—until the 15-point threshold appears beside the Ami entry.
Once the milestone lights up, return to the seasonal rewards screen and claim the vehicle. The process is deliberately simple, allowing even casual players to add the electric micro-car to their garage without needing online-only content.
Tracking progress and filtering eligible cars
The update introduced a new filter in both the Garage and Autoshow interfaces. Under the Festival Playlist heading you will find toggles for each active restriction, making it easy to spot whether you already own the Ami or need to purchase a placeholder vehicle to meet event requirements. Use the Garage view first; if the Ami is absent, apply the Festival filter in the Autoshow before buying a suitable entry. Solo Seasonal Championships now respect the difficulty level you set, so if a challenge feels too steep, adjust the overall game difficulty and retry.
Alternative ways to obtain the Ami
If you prefer not to chase the points, the Ami can surface on the Auction House when another player lists it. Bidding or outright purchase is possible, but availability depends entirely on community listings. Neither Wheelspins nor Super Wheelspins will ever drop the Ami, so the Playlist milestone or auction remain the only legitimate avenues.
Other free rewards and content in Series 7
Beyond the Ami, the update delivers five brand-new cars that are free to unlock via the Festival Playlist. The list includes the 2016 Honda S660 Alpha (60 points), the 1987 Fiat Panda 4×4 (15 points), the 2011 Alfa Romeo Giulietta Quadrifoglio Verde (15 points), the 1966 Hillman Imp (15 points), and the 1996 Toyota Starlet Glanza V (30 points). Each vehicle resides behind a specific seasonal window, ranging from early November to early December, mirroring the City Life timeline.
New permanent race routes
Two fresh circuits were added to Tokyo’s map: the Edo Circuit Road Race and the Shuto Charge Street Race. Both are permanent fixtures, meaning they remain accessible after the Series 7 window closes, offering fresh challenges for drift, speed-trap, and showdown events.
IKEA-themed garage props
In a whimsical nod to Swedish design, 35 IKEA items now populate the customization catalog. Items such as the YXSTABY Controller Display Box (available in black and white), the KALLAX Shelving Unit in multiple finishes, and the iconic BILLY Bookcase let players personalize their garage with recognizable furniture silhouettes. Each prop appears as a selectable object in the garage editor, adding a fun visual layer without affecting vehicle performance.
Balance tweaks and leaderboard reset
The patch also reduced the point requirements for most Festival Playlist rewards, dropping many from 20 to 15 points and making the Honda S660 Alpha reward fall from 80 to 60 points. Additionally, all PR Stunt leaderboards were cleared after developers patched an exploit that allowed unrealistic scores in challenges like Danger Signs and Speed Traps. The reset ensures fair competition moving forward.
Overall, Series 7 enriches the Forza Horizon 6 experience with a blend of adorable micro-cars, classic hot-hatches, fresh race routes, and a dash of IKEA flair. Whether you’re hunting the 15-point Ami milestone, revving up the Hillman Imp, or arranging a shelf of KALLAX units in your virtual garage, the update offers plenty of content to explore throughout November.
