Forza Horizon 6’s Japanese setting shines with its inclusion of mini trucks (Kei trucks) and microcars (Kei cars). These tiny, quirky vehicles aren’t just fun to drive—they offer a unique playground for customization, including options rarely seen in previous Horizon games. Whether you’re drifting tight mountain passes or cruising Tokyo’s streets, these compact rides have a personality all their own.

Confirmed Mini Trucks & Microcars

Here’s a look at some of the standout small vehicles confirmed in FH6:

• Honda Acty – This classic Kei truck has been confirmed in the game, appearing in trailers and creator previews. It’s perfect for off-road festival runs or as a blank canvas for extreme builds.
• Autozam AZ-1 – A mid-engine microcar with gull-wing doors, the AZ-1 is a returning favorite. Its tiny frame makes it agile on tight touge routes.
• Honda Beat – This open-top roadster is a cornerstone of Japanese car culture. Its rear-wheel-drive layout makes it ideal for handling-focused builds.
• Subaru Vivio RX-R – A rare “Forza Edition” hatchback, this microcar stands out with its lightweight frame and fun, punchy performance.
• Suzuki Carry – The ultimate Kei truck for customization. Early trailers show Rocket Bunny widebody kits and radical liveries, perfect for festival creativity.

Customization & Performance

Mini trucks and microcars in FH6 aren’t just small—they’re versatile. Some key upgrades and tweaks include:

• Motorcycle Engine Swaps – Tiny vehicles can now fit high-revving engines, dramatically boosting performance for racing or drifting.
• Drift Optimization – Specialized drift suspensions and tires let you turn low-powered vehicles into corner-carving drift machines.
• Body Kits – Many microcars support widebody kits, often from real-world brands like Rocket Bunny, letting you run wider tires for grip or style.
• Mixed Wheel Sizes – Front and rear wheels can now differ in size, a staple in the “Mini Truckin’” scene for achieving the perfect stance and rake.

Acquisition & Class Racing

Most mini trucks and microcars start in D Class, making them accessible early on. You can collect them through:

• In-Game Garage – Standard purchase with credits for immediate access.
• Barn Finds – Explore Japan’s map carefully; hidden spots often contain classic Kei cars and trucks.
• Festival Playlist – Seasonal challenges sometimes reward exclusive microcar or mini truck variants.

These vehicles aren’t just novelties—they can be competitive in their own right. With drift setups, engine swaps, and clever customization, a tiny Kei car can outperform larger vehicles on twisty mountain roads.