Forza Horizon 6 Cuti-e Weekly Challenge: All Four Honda e Objectives

Cuti-e is the weekly challenge that closes out the Mascot Party series in Forza Horizon 6, and it hands the spotlight to one of the smallest cars in the game. The Spring season rotation went live on September 3, 2026, and all four tasks are built around the 2022 Honda e, Honda’s first mass-produced battery-electric model. None of them involve winning a race.

Quick answer: Get the 2022 Honda e (30,000 Credits at the Auto Show, or free from the Hot Hatch Chasers championship), drive it out of a garage, repaint it in Designs & Paints, photograph it at the Edamame Circuit, then park it at the Daikoku Car Meet. That clears all four objectives for 25,000 Credits and 5 Forzathon Points.

Cuti-e objectives and rewards

The four tasks sit under the Weekly Challenge entry in the Festival Playlist, on the Spring tab. Every one of them has to be done in the Honda e specifically, so there is no substituting a different hot hatch.

Festival Playlist menu on the Spring Season tab listing weekly and daily challenges alongside seasonal rewards. — The Spring Season tab of the Festival Playlist, where the Cuti-e weekly challenge and its four objectives are listed. Image: Xbox Game Studios

Objective	What it takes
Own and Drive the 2022 Honda e	Buy or unlock the car, then drive it out of a garage or the Festival site
Paint the 2022 Honda e	Apply and save any new body colour in Designs & Paints
Take a photo of your 2022 Honda e at the Edamame Circuit	Photo Mode shot with the car and the track in frame
Park at Daikoku Car Meet in your 2022 Honda e	Take an open spot at the Daikoku Parking Area meet

Finishing all four pays out 25,000 Credits and 5 Forzathon Points. Those points feed the weekly and seasonal tally that unlocks this series’ exclusive cars, the 1988 Mitsubishi Starion ESI-R and the 1968 Dodge Dart HEMI Super Stock.

How to get the 2022 Honda e

There are two clean routes. The Honda e is the reward car for the Hot Hatch Chasers Seasonal Championship this week, a Street event for B class Super Hot Hatches, so winning that championship gets you the car for nothing. If you would rather skip the racing, it sits in the Auto Show for 30,000 Credits.

Aftermarket stores and the Auction House can both undercut the Auto Show price, so they are worth a look before you spend. Once it is in your garage, the rest of the challenge is menus and map markers.

Edamame Circuit and Daikoku Car Meet locations

Both destinations are fast travel points, so you do not need to drive across the map for either one. Set them as your route before you start and the last two objectives take a couple of minutes.

Location	Where it is
Edamame Circuit	Shimanoyama Region
Daikoku Parking Area	South of Tokyo City, marked as a Car Meet

Completing Cuti-e in the Honda e

Open your vehicle library at a garage or the Horizon Festival site and switch your current car to the 2022 Honda e. If you are still sitting in whatever you drove in with, the challenge will not register.

My Cars menu showing the BMW 2002 Turbo listed as the current car before swapping vehicles. — The My Cars screen with the 1973 BMW 2002 Turbo still set as the current car — swap this out for the Honda e. Image: Xbox Game Studios

Drive the Honda e out of the garage or Festival site. A short run down the road is enough to tick off the first objective.

Driving the Honda e '22 with an on-screen Horizon Promo completion banner and progress counter. — Driving the Honda e ’22 out on the road, with on-screen progress confirming the car is active. Image: Xbox Game Studios

Head back into the menus, open the Cars category and select Designs & Paints, then Body Paint. Pick any colour that is not the one the car currently wears and save the change.

Manufacturer Colors palette open with a dark gray paint swatch highlighted for selection. — The Manufacturer Colors palette inside Body Paint — any new swatch counts, as long as you save it. Image: Xbox Game Studios

Fast travel to the Edamame Circuit in the Shimanoyama Region, open Photo Mode and take a shot with the freshly painted Honda e and the track both clearly visible in the frame.

Fast travel to the Daikoku Parking Area south of Tokyo City, roll into any free bay and join the car meet. That is the last objective, and the Credits and Forzathon Points land as soon as it registers.

How to check the challenge registered

Each task ticks off on the Weekly Challenge card in the Festival Playlist as you clear it, and the 25,000 Credits plus 5 Forzathon Points only pay out once all four are marked. If something has not counted, it is almost always one of a handful of reasons.

You were in a different car for the photo or the car meet.
The new paint was previewed but not saved before backing out of the menu.
The Photo Mode shot did not include the Edamame Circuit itself, only the car.
You arrived at Daikoku but never pulled into an open spot to join the meet.

Spring is the final week of Mascot Party, so the Forzathon Points from Cuti-e are the last easy chunk before the series wraps and the playlist rolls over. If you are chasing the Starion or the Dart, this is one of the cheapest five points on the board.