Forza Horizon 6 gets customisable interiors thanks to a modder who couldn’t resist swapping the seats of their beemer
Forza Horizon 6’s customization options have received an unofficial boost thanks to a community modder who successfully implemented basic interior customization features. Currently limited to a single vehicle—a BMW—the mod represents a workaround for one of the racing game’s most notable feature gaps.
Playground Games’ popular racing title offers extensive under-the-hood tuning and body kit modifications, but falls short of the interior customization depth found in competing franchises like Need for Speed. This limitation has become pronounced enough that it’s reportedly influencing player perception, with the upcoming racer Clutch specifically positioning itself as offering more comprehensive vehicle personalization as a competitive advantage.
The unnamed modder, building on their prior experience creating car modifications for Forza Horizon 5, has demonstrated that interior swaps are technically feasible within Horizon 6’s engine. The proof-of-concept currently allows players to customize interior elements on one vehicle, though the modder has indicated potential for expanding the feature to additional cars in the future.
This community contribution highlights the gap between player expectations and current official features in Forza Horizon 6. While Playground Games has not announced plans to introduce native interior customization, the successful mod demonstrates both demand and technical viability. The modification underscores how player-driven development can address feature requests when official support remains unavailable, a common pattern in the racing game modding community.