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Explore the gameplay changes in Forza Motorsport 7, including car details, customization options, multiplayer features, and more. Learn about the dynamic weather and Drivatar customization.

Forza Motorsport 7 introduces several gameplay changes and new features. This guide covers general updates, car specifics, customization options, multiplayer enhancements, and other notable additions.

Gameplay Changes

General

• Features over 700 Forzavista cars and 30 racing environments with more than 200 ribbons.
• Dynamic weather system implemented for certain tracks.
• Players can customize their Drivatar's gender, body type, and clothing, with over 375 unlockable Driver Gear sets.
• The Forza Driver's Cup singleplayer campaign includes six championships across various performance classes.
• Players earn points per race to unlock cars and Drivatar customization, with better rewards for higher tier levels.
• Friction assist available to minimize speed loss off-track or on wet roads.
• Mods, driver gear, and badges can be purchased from the Race Shop.

Cars

• Volkswagen cars return after being absent in Forza Horizon 3.
• Toyota and Lexus production cars are excluded, but Toyota race cars and pre-tuned models like the Toyota Hilux Arctic Trucks AT38 are featured.
• The Speciality Dealer offers discounted rare cars for limited periods.

Customization

• More widebody kits are available than in Forza Horizon 3, including fictional Turn 10 Studios designs and professional motorsport-inspired aero. Some are exclusive to Forza Edition cars.
• Custom wheels from Forza Horizon 3 are carried over, along with new race-inspired wheels.

Multiplayer

• Players can perform practice laps and tune cars while in a multiplayer lobby.
• The Adjudication system penalizes players for corner cutting and ramming.
• Spectator mode is available with Microsoft Mixer integration.

Other

• Trophies and banners are displayed in the player's garage.
• Car tunes can be modified during loading screens.
• A new camera view is introduced, moving from the steering wheel closer to the windshield.