One thing about Forza Horizon 4‘s virtual take on the UK is that it’s chock-full of huge swaths of beautiful countryside with drivable back roads and acres of open land to charge across. But this is Forza Horizon, so of course, you’re going to try to fly it anyway. To keep it grounded while road-flying, the Tachyon also boasts a rear wing and a ridiculous array of four front wings all to reduce drag and make sure you don’t accidentally take off.
It’s made out of carbon fiber (weighing less than 3000 pounds at that), has an all-wheel drive system, and six direct-drive electric motors that will quickly rocket it up to its top speed of 240 mph. While it may not have the engine of a Buggati Cheyron, it does have aerodynamics on its side. The Tachyon now bumps up the small number of EVs in Forza Horizon 4 by one. That description perfectly fits the Tachyon, a vehicle with a name that literally means a particle that supposedly “would travel faster than the speed of light”. But, while the two may be unrelated, they both seem to have quite the love for creating sleek, sharp-edged, high-performance products with a keen eye for being attention-grabbing. You might see the name “Raesr” and immediately think of the well-known gaming hardware company. The two new vehicles of the hour are the Raesr Tachyon and Peugeot 207 S2000, and they’re both quite the treat. While this new update doesn’t do a whole lot to the core game, it does give players yet another helping of new cars to add to the game’s already gigantic near-500 vehicle roster.
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Alongside the Steam release, Playground Games has also rolled out the latest update to the game - Series 33. It’s been a busy week in the world of Forza Horizon 4 thanks to it finally arriving on Steam almost three years after its initial launch.
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