Moza Racing
MOZA at Gamescom 2026: AI Coach, MotoGP motorcycles, and licensed steering wheels
MOZA no longer just sells steering wheels. At Gamescom 2026 in Cologne, the manufacturer is unveiling an ecosystem that goes far beyond four-wheel sim racing. Direct-drive bases and active pedals, of course, but also motion, flight, trucks, agriculture, and artificial...
Moza R9 vs. R12: Is It Really Worth Upgrading?
Is going from 9 to 12 Nm really useful, or is it just an extra 3 Nm on the spec sheet? On paper, the difference seems obvious. In practice, it’s much less so. An R9 can already generate a tremendous amount of force, and increasing the maximum torque doesn’t...
Moza R5 vs. R9: Which Base Should You Choose?
These two bases share the same quick-release mechanism, the same software, and the same catalog of steering wheels. There are two key differences between them: 3.5 nm of torque, and the total budget required, which varies significantly depending on whether you’re...
MOZA Sets Its Sights on the PS5: What the Gran Turismo Partnership Reveals
MOZA Racing has become an official partner of the Gran Turismo World Series (GTWS). On the surface, it’s a sponsorship deal. But the real significance lies behind the scenes, in what this partnership hints at for the brand’s future. The partnership, as it stands MOZA...
MOZA HMA150, R16 Ultra, farming: the ecosystem is expanding
MOZA has bundled several announcements under a single date, July 28: a movement system, an AI layer, enhancements to racing and flight, and an unexpected foray into farming. That covers a lot of ground all at once—and there’s a real logic behind it. Two categories...
Moza R9 vs. Fanatec CSL DD 8Nm: Which Bundle Should You Choose?
Even though Moza Racing has been in the sim-racing market for less than 10 years, its rivalry with Fanatec seems to date back much further than that. Moza is clearly targeting the German sim-racing peripheral brand across virtually every segment of the racing...
MOZA Flight: Screens, Panels, and Modules for Aircraft Cockpits, starting at €109
MOZA is taking a major step forward. Until now, the brand—well known among simracers for its steering wheels and Direct Drive bases—had limited itself to force-feedback flight controls in this market segment. This time, it is announcing an entire line of displays,...
MOZA Mid-Year Sale 2026: All the Deals You Won’t Want to Miss
The summer sales season is kicking off, this time with MOZA Racing’s Mid-Year Sale. The simulation peripheral manufacturer is offering up to 25% off a large portion of its racing and flight sim lineup, from June 16 (1:00 p.m. UTC) through July 15, 2026 (10:00 a.m....
Moza Racing R3 vs R5: which base to choose?
Moza Racing has made a name for itself on the sim-racing market in just a few years. The recipe for this success is both good and simple: offer peripherals that cover several sim-racing segments, perform well and are priced below the competition. As a result, the...
MOZA Racing: Official Lamborghini Revuelto steering wheel and new SRP2 crankset
MOZA Racing never stops. After the massive announcements at GDC a few days ago, the Chinese manufacturer is back with some heavy stuff for our chassis. This time, we're talking about a prestigious partnership with Lamborghini for an official replica of the Revuelto,...
GDC 2026: MOZA launches AI coach and motion platform
Usually, we expect to see sim-racing manufacturers unpacking their new hardware at highly specialized events such as FS Weekend. But this year, MOZA Racing has chosen the aisles of the GDC (Game Developers Conference), taking place from March 9 to 13 at San...
Moza Racing at CES 2026: new steering wheels and big sim-racing announcements
It's CES 2026, and the tech giants are ecstatic, as they'll be announcing everything that has anything to do with AI. But what we're interested in is sim-racing, and that's just as well, because Moza Racingis present at this edition, and on its stand we can see...
MOZA launches R21/R25 Ultra bases and strengthens its flight sim offer
Moza Racing has undergone a period of renewal, with interesting products that are above all capable of putting the brand ahead of the competition. Between ranges of sim-racing peripherals and flight sims, Moza has taken on several manufacturers at once: Fanatec,...
Black Friday Moza Racing: All the offers you won’t want to miss
Black Friday isn't over yet, and brands are continuing to lower the prices of their products. In sim-racing, almost all manufacturers are taking part, with promotions that can be very attractive. Among those who have lowered the prices of their peripherals is Moza....
Moza Gamescom 2025: R21 Ultra, R25 Ultra and Porsche Steering Wheel
Gamescom 2025 has just closed its doors, and there were plenty of announcements. For anything to do with video games, it could be interesting in terms of releases. But the most important for us are the sim-racing announcements, and the 2025 edition was full of...
Moza FSR2 : My honest opinion on this steering wheel
Active in the simulation industry for several years now, the brand Moza Racing brand has rapidly built up a competitive catalog, even going so far as to compete with industry heavyweights in its segment such as Fanatec. Drawing on their experience in all things...
MOZA Racing on PS5: Is it compatible? What you need to know
Since its release, the PS5 has been a huge success, doubling the sales of its direct Microsoft competitor. And that's not all, as Sony has launched an offensive on the PC platform to diversify its revenues by porting flagship licenses such as God of War, The Last of...
Moza R5 or Fanatec CSL DD: Which base to choose?
The sim-racing market is full of different brands offering equipment aimed at satisfying the needs of virtual drivers. And just as with the cars that sell, there are several sim-racing segments for virtually all the peripherals and equipment available to us. Global...
New Moza Lamborghini Revuelto steering wheel – Sim Racing
Moza and Lamborghini are manufacturers operating in two different worlds. The former develops and markets racing and flight simulation peripherals, and the latter is the legendary Italian manufacturer of supercars. Driven by a single goal, these two brands have...
Moza Active Shifter : My Opinion on this Gear Shifter
The sim-racing peripherals fair has been going on for some time now at Moza Racing. After concocting a racing range, the Chinese firm has moved on to flight simulation, offering a host of peripherals specifically designed for aircraft pilots. Among our flight...


















