Forza Horizon 5: A guide to the tropical fruits treasure hunt

The release of Extreme E, which also happens to be the subject of this series, is the greatest news from Forza Horizon 5’s Festival Playlist this month aside from the most recent Hot Wheels Expansion DLC.

The whole lineup, which includes many well-known brands in motorsport including Team X44, Rosberg X Racing, JBXE, McLaren XE, and many others, is available to drive throughout the month.

The Saudi Arabian desert or the bitterly cold landscape of Greenland are just two examples of the hazardous terrain these potent electric automobiles are capable of traversing.

The Porsche #23 917/20 1971 and the Noble M600 2010 are the cars you can unlock this week for 20 and 40 points, respectively.

Read more: Forza Horizon 5: How to access the Hot Wheels expansion DLC

For 80 points and 160 points, respectively, you can unlock the #58 Extreme E and the RAESR Tachyon Speed 2019, respectively, from the series.

Tropical Fruits 

The Forza Horizon 5 Treasure Hunt Tropical Fruits, which is the first one of this season, contains the clue, “If you know how, using electric wheels for carting is five times better.”

By hopping into an Extreme E vehicle and acquiring five Cart Wheels talents, you can complete this challenge, which calls for you to crash into a cart that can be found in Mulegé.

To ensure you develop the necessary talent, we would wait at least a few seconds between smashes. By using an S1 car to solve the seasonal Boardwalk Danger Sign challenge, an Extreme E car can be swiftly unlocked.

The orange circle will eventually show up on the Eastern side of the map, directly north of Playa Azul. The treasure box is hidden behind three big logs protruding out of the sand, adjacent to a wooden boat along the shore. Smash the chest to