Forza Horizon 6 Series 4 Update: Release Date, New Cars, Features & Patch Notes

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The Forza Horizon 6 Series 4 update adds ASL and BSL support, a temporary Edamame Time Attack Circuit, 47 new EventLab props, and numerous accessibility, garage, livery, vehicle, and visual fixes. Released on Aug. 10, the Horizon Mascot Party content launches Aug. 13 and runs through Sept. 10, giving players plenty of new activities while those looking to expand their collection can buy Forza Horizon 6 Cars.

ASL and BSL Support Added to Forza Horizon 6

Cinematics can now feature interpreters for American Sign Language (ASL) and British Sign Language (BSL) through a picture-in-picture window. Players can activate either option through the Accessibility menu.

The interpreter window is also customizable. Players can move it to different areas of the screen and adjust the background color behind the interpreter.

This feature was already available in Forza Horizon 5, making its absence from the launch version of Forza Horizon 6 particularly noticeable. With Series 4, the game now includes the accessibility option.

The update also addresses several issues affecting Screen Reader users:

· Wheelspin prize names were previously not being read.

· Text descriptions on the What’s Next? screen could be truncated.

· The Screen Reader could stop functioning after completing the ANNA tutorial.

· All three issues have now been resolved.

Edamame Time Attack Circuit Added to the Map

Series 4 introduces the Edamame Time Attack Circuit, a temporary lap-time challenge location decorated around the Horizon Mascot Party theme.

The circuit will be available from Aug. 13 through Sept. 10, meaning it will disappear when Series 4 ends.

Like other Time Attack Circuits across Japan, players can set their fastest lap and compare their performance with:

· Convoy members

· Their next rival

· The global top three leaderboard positions

Time Attack leaderboards reset with each new season, so players will need to establish new records as the Playlist changes.

The circuit is located inside Horizon Stadium and comes with several limited-time collectibles and customization rewards, including:

· Shimanoyama Heat collectible

· Dango outfit

· Two player badges

· Fus-Roh-Dah Car Horn

· Mascot Car Horn

· Pinball Machine Car Horn

EventLab Receives 47 New Props

EventLab creators get one of the biggest content additions in Series 4, with 47 new props added to the catalog.

Many of the new items follow the Horizon Mascot Party theme, including:

· Nine flags

· Nine billboards

· Nine cutouts

· Nine barriers

· An inflatable Curry Rice mascot

The update also adds several more practical props, such as four Pit Garage variations, a bike, a covered scooter, a sports motorbike, a plastic crate, a plastic container, and a plant box.

Seasonal summer versions of existing props are also included.

All of these items can be used in EventLab, while compatible props are additionally available for Customizable Garages and Estates.

Another useful improvement allows players to delete locally saved EventLab events. This is particularly helpful for players who have accumulated numerous old test routes and no longer need them stored locally.

Garage and Livery Issues Fixed

The Aug. 10 patch addresses several problems involving garages and liveries.

The incorrect “Garage Full” warning that could appear after receiving a new Car Pass vehicle has been removed. Another related issue that could prevent players from removing cars when their garage was genuinely full has also been fixed.

Creative Hub has received two livery-related corrections:

· Purchasing a vehicle from a Car Meet no longer incorrectly unlocks its livery.

· Thumbnails for vehicles using custom liveries should now display correctly.

These fixes should make garage management and Creative Hub browsing more reliable.

Several Vehicle and Visual Problems Have Been Resolved

The update also addresses a collection of vehicle-specific issues.

The 1972 Nissan Patrol and 2022 Lamborghini Huracan Tecnica should no longer come to a complete stop after hitting certain kerbs.

Playground Games has also corrected an inaccurate power-to-weight ratio calculation and added new stock exhaust audio for the 2017 Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio.

Several visual problems have been fixed as well:

· The aftermarket 1990 Subaru Legacy RS now loads its wheels correctly.

· Painting the 1994 Ferrari F355 Berlinetta no longer causes unusual dents to appear on the bodywork.

· Raindrops should no longer appear inside certain vehicles when using cockpit or dashboard camera views.

The update also fixes an issue with Chapter 6 of the Moto Auto Zine Stories, Shibuya Showstopper. Players can now complete the chapter without owning the Yellow Wristband.

FAQs

When was the Series 4 update released?

The main Series 4 patch was released on Aug. 10, while the Horizon Mascot Party Festival Playlist content goes live on Aug. 13.

Is the Edamame Time Attack Circuit permanent?

No. The Edamame Time Attack Circuit is a limited-time Series 4 feature. It will remain available until Series 4 ends on Sept. 10.

What are the biggest changes in Series 4?

The most notable additions include ASL and BSL cinematic support, the Edamame Time Attack Circuit, 47 new EventLab props, improved EventLab management, and numerous garage, livery, vehicle, accessibility, and visual fixes. With so much new content and customization available, players looking to expand their collections can also explore Cheap Forza Horizon 6 Cars.