A few days before the release of Forza Horizon 6the Playground Games series offers a very targeted geek culture crossover. LEGO Technic unveils two new sets directly inspired by the next open world automobile located in Japan, to connect plastic bricks and large virtual engines.
On the program, a Ferrari 488 PISTA and one Dodge Viper GTS-R in bricks, each delivered with a code to unlock a special livery in the game. A clever way to continue the legacy of the expansion LEGO Speed Champions of Forza Horizon 4 and which raises a simple question: what do players really gain with these boxes.
Forza Horizon 6 x Lego Technic: which sets and what bonus in game?
The two sets LEGO Technic dedicated to Forza Horizon 6 take models well known to fans: the Ferrari 488 PISTA (42235) and the Dodge Viper GTS-R (42234). The first has 882 pieces and targets builders aged 9 and up, the second has 805 pieces for a slightly more technical assembly from 10 years of age.
In the box, LEGO slips a one-time use code that unlocks a livery in the game LEGO Technic dedicated to each car. Good news for balancing: according to the official list of Forza Horizon 6 vehicles, the Ferrari and the Viper will be accessible to all players, only this skin inspired by the sets will remain reserved for owners of the physical models.
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How to unlock Lego Technic liveries in Forza Horizon 6?
Concretely, the code is found in the documents of the set, alongside the instructions. Once the box is opened, simply note this sequence of characters then enter it on the platform where you play Forza Horizon 6by having a copy of the game linked to your Microsoft or PlayStation account.
On Xbox Series and on PC via Microsoft Store, go to the Store, Use a code section, then validate the sequence of characters. When the PS5 version releases later in 2026, the procedure will be similar via the PlayStation Store, with the livery then appearing in the vehicle customization menu.
Dates and prices for the Forza Horizon 6 x Lego Technic collaboration
On the calendar side, Forza Horizon 6 releases on May 19, 2026 on Xbox Series and PC, with early access on May 15 via the Premium Edition. The sets Ferrari 488 PISTA And Dodge Viper GTS-Rthey will only arrive on August 1, 2026 at the price of €64.99 each on the official LEGO store in France, pre-orders already open.
For fans, this return of LEGO in the universe Forza after a Forza Horizon 5 without bricks already revives speculation around a future DLC LEGO Technic. Nothing official yet, but between collectors and virtual drivers, these two cars have everything to become the stars of the windows and the streets of Tokyo.