Ine is the only place you need to be for the Tanks for the Coffee challenge, and that's what makes it far less painful than it first looks. There are 20 Tank Latte targets in and around this small coastal town, not scattered across the whole map. If you arrive with a quick road car and a bit of spare
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for tuning, you can turn the run into a short drive rather than a long hunt. The targets stand out once you know what you're looking for: bright red and blue coffee-themed objects placed near kerbs, walls, homes, and waterfront buildings. Don't blast through the town at full speed straight away. A controlled pass along the main roads usually picks up most of them without forcing you to retrace every corner.Start Near Minka HouseA handy place to begin is around Minka House or any nearby fast-travel point on the edge of Ine. From there, head towards the southern side of town and join the road that follows the water. This gives you a sensible first sweep, since several Tank Lattes sit close to the road rather than being tucked away in fields or deep alleys. Keep your camera moving as you drive. Check the pavement side, house entrances, parking spaces, and the gaps between low buildings. A lot of players miss a target because they're watching the racing line instead of the roadside. There's no need to drift every bend or take risky shortcuts. The town is compact, and a clean loop is quicker than crashing into a wall, reversing, then trying to work out where you were. As you reach the docks, slow down for a moment. The pier area and the buildings beside it are worth checking carefully, especially if your count is already close to 20.Use a Simple Loop Instead of GuessingThe easiest route is to work around Ine in one direction. Begin on the coastal road, drive past the homes facing the sea, move through the central streets, then circle back through the roads near Minka House. That route covers the places where the collectibles tend to appear: beside fences, near driveways, by shopfronts, and at the edges of dock access roads. It's tempting to leave the town as soon as the road opens up, but don't. Every target belongs within Ine, so heading into the wider Ito region just burns time. If you reach 17, 18, or 19 and can't spot the last few, do another slower lap through the middle rather than repeating the coastline again. Those final targets are often hidden by parked scenery, garden walls, or the angle of a building. Drone Mode can help here. Pop up above the streets, scan the blocks you haven't properly covered, then drop back into your car once you've spotted an area that looks overlooked.Avoid Online Session ProblemsSometimes the route feels wrong because it isn't really your driving that's causing the issue. In a busy online session, another player may have smashed a Tank Latte moments before you arrive. You'll see an empty spot, no target, and your progress won't move. It's annoying, especially when you're one or two short. Switching to Horizon Solo is usually the cleanest fix. Reload the area after changing sessions, then start the town loop again. You can also leave Ine for a short distance and return, though Solo mode tends to be more reliable when you just want the job done. Pick a nimble street car rather than a huge off-road build. Good acceleration matters, but tight turning and clear visibility matter more in Ine. A balanced sports car or hatchback works well because you can squeeze around corners, clip a collectible near a house, and get back on the road without a three-point turn.Final ThoughtsBreaking all 20 Tank Lattes earns the Karaoke Character Emote and three Festival Playlist points, so it's a useful stop if you're chasing the season's reward cars. The best approach is still the least complicated one: stay inside Ine, begin around Minka House, follow the waterfront, and give the town centre a proper second look before assuming something has failed to spawn. If the session is crowded, go Solo and save yourself the hassle. Players who'd rather spend their time on races, seasonal objectives, and car unlocks may also look at
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while keeping their own playlist progress moving. Either way, this collectible challenge is a quick win once you stop searching beyond the town.
