The two routes are the Edo Circuit Road Race and the Shuto Charge Street Race. Both are described as permanent additions rather than content tied to a limited season or event, giving players new tracks to use in the game's regular race rotation.
Series 7 also expands the game's creative and customization options. The update adds 35 IKEA-themed props, including furniture, shelving, lighting and gaming-themed items, while several new engine swaps give players additional vehicle-build options. The available evidence does not enumerate the full engine-swap list.
Vehicle content is described differently across the supplied coverage. TwistedVoxel's headline presents Series 7 as adding 10 cars, while HappyGamer identifies 10 Festival Playlist reward cars and separately reports four Car Pass cars. The evidence therefore does not establish a single total for all vehicles associated with the update.
HappyGamer reports that the 10 Festival Playlist reward cars are scheduled to unlock on November 5, 2026. The same report says four Car Pass cars begin rolling out that day, with the 2025 Ford Mustang GTD first and the 2025 Volkswagen Electric Buzz following on November 12. Those schedules are supported by HappyGamer alone, and the supplied evidence does not establish that every reported vehicle is available when Series 7 first goes live.
What is established across both sources is the update's platform reach and its core content: Series 7 is available on Xbox Series X|S and PC, two permanent routes have been added, and the update brings IKEA-themed props and engine swaps. The precise scope and timing of the wider car rollout remain dependent on the reported schedules and distinctions between Playlist and Car Pass content.