7-Eleven and Xbox Merge Virtual and Real-World Pit Stops
In the latest update for Forza Horizon 6, the virtual streets of Japan now feature a digital 7-Eleven storefront where players can gather, customize rides, and collect in-game items. This crossover bridges the gap between gaming and convenience retail, extending the experience to physical stores across the United States.

The Horizon Meets update transforms the game’s Japanese map into a hub for car culture, centering on an interactive konbini parking lot. Players can deck out their avatars in store-clerk apparel, collect a virtual tamago sando, and utilize new prop packs to recreate their own storefront scenes. Beyond the screen, the partnership incentivizes real-world traffic: 7Rewards and Speedy Rewards members who purchase Xbox gift cards at participating locations receive a free Slurpee and an exclusive Toyota GR-Supra livery for their in-game garage.
Raghu Mahadevan, Executive Vice President and Chief Digital and Information Officer at 7-Eleven, noted that the collaboration aligns the brand’s identity as a pit-stop destination with the high-octane nature of the game. For fans looking to carry the aesthetic offline, a limited-edition apparel line featuring streetwear-style hoodies and accessories has launched on the 7Collection website. The promotion, which includes the in-game Toyota livery and loyalty rewards, runs through October 27, 2026.
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