Fit For a Spartan: Win a 1:18 Replica of a Special Halo-Inspired Ride - XBOX Wire

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Xbox Wire reported that Halo and Automobili Lamborghini have collaborated on a one-off Lamborghini Urus SE Master Chief 117 Edition to mark the global launch of “Halo: Campaign Evolved” on July 28, 2026. The vehicle is described as a Lamborghini Urus SE customized with a Master Chief-themed design, including armor-green coloring, gold-tinted windows, visor-inspired lighting and the number “117” on both sides.
The promotion extends into “Forza Horizon 6,” where Xbox says players will be able to download the Master Chief 117 Edition livery for a Lamborghini Urus through the in-game Message Center starting July 30, 2026. After redemption, the livery is added to a player’s garage. Xbox is also offering fans a chance to win limited 1:18-scale collectible replicas of the special-edition vehicle through an online sweepstakes.
According to the post, entry requires following Xbox on X and reposting the official sweepstakes post with the hashtag #MasterChief117Sweepstakes. The sweepstakes is listed as no purchase necessary, open to legal residents of Xbox-supported regions excluding Russia, for entrants 18 and older, and scheduled to end at 5 p.m. PT on September 13, 2026, subject to official rules.
Xbox Wire also used the announcement to reiterate launch details for “Halo: Campaign Evolved,” a modernized remake of “Halo: Combat Evolved’s” campaign. The game is set for Xbox Series X|S, Xbox on PC, cloud, Game Pass, Steam and PlayStation 5, with Xbox Play Anywhere support and cross-play and cross-progression across supported platforms.
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