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Tips & Scoring
Here's exactly how XP and scoring work — and how to climb the leaderboards faster.
How XP is earned
Miles driven
You earn XP for every mile you drive with Horizn active. The base rate applies to all drives — there's no minimum distance.
New areas
Driving through a location you've never visited before gives a discovery bonus. The more unexplored the area, the bigger the bonus.
Completing challenges
Weekly challenges pay out a fixed XP reward on completion. Completing all challenges in a week unlocks an end-of-week multiplier bonus.
Daily streaks
Drive at least once per day to build a streak. Your streak multiplier grows the longer you keep it going — missing a day resets it to zero.
Club activity
Being active in a club can earn bonus XP through club challenges and collective milestones.
Tips to maximise your rank
Drive somewhere new every week
Discovery bonuses stack up fast. Even a short detour through an unexplored area is worth more than extra miles on the same familiar route.
Don't skip a day
The daily streak multiplier compounds. A week-long streak will significantly outpace the same mileage with no streak.
Finish all weekly challenges
Completing every challenge before Sunday midnight gives you the full weekly bonus. Check the challenge list on Monday and plan your drives around them.
Join an active club
Club challenges give you additional XP opportunities beyond the main weekly set. Find a club that drives regularly.
Start your drive before you move
Make sure you tap Start Drive before pulling away — any miles driven before the session starts won't be counted.
How leaderboards work
Weekly reset
Leaderboards track XP earned in the current calendar week (Monday–Sunday). They reset at midnight on Monday and your position from the previous week is recorded in your history.
Three boards
Global ranks every Horizn driver. Friends ranks only the people you follow. Club ranks your club members. Each is independent.
Ties
If two drivers have the same XP, the tiebreaker is who reached that score first.