Simagic launched its Black Friday sale on November 10 at simagic.com, and it runs through December 31. Discounts of up to 45% are available on bundles, steering wheels, and accessories, and direct drive wheel bases sold on their own are 10% off in the cart. The Zeus bundles offer the biggest savings, up to $487, but the Neo X Hub steering wheels, which are being discontinued, have the highest discount percentage.
Simagic Wheel Bases at 10% Off in Your Cart
This is the least obvious discount this Black Friday: the product pages for the wheel bases still show the regular price, and the 10% discount only applies once the base has been added to the cart. The 9 Nm Alpha EVO Sport is now $359 instead of $399, the 12 Nm Alpha EVO is $467 instead of $519, and the 18 Nm Alpha EVO Pro is $629 instead of $699. At the very top of the lineup, the 28 Nm Alpha EVO Ultra drops to $872 instead of $969.



The three wheel bases from the previous generation get the same discount. The 10 Nm Alpha Mini is now $359 instead of $399, the 15 Nm Alpha is $584 instead of $649, and the 23 Nm Alpha Ultimate is $809 instead of $899.
Green Flag: Three Bundles to Make the Switch to Direct Drive
The Green Flag remains Simagic’s least expensive bundle, priced at $599 instead of $858. It includes the 9 Nm Alpha EVO Sport wheel base, a P700 pedal set with two pedals, and a GT Neo or Neo X-330R steering wheel. Even with current discounts, these three products would cost $757 if ordered separately, so the bundle is still a much better deal.

Simagic is also offering two more complete versions during Black Friday. With the T-LOC desk mount, the Green Flag + T-LOC is priced at $628 instead of $897. The Green Flag + C-P700 + T-LOC version, which adds the P700 clutch pedal, is priced at $659 instead of $956. This is also the minimum purchase amount for free shipping in the United States and the European Union.
The Alpha EVO, Checkered Flag and Zeus Bundles
Paired with the GT Neo wheel, the 12 Nm Alpha EVO wheel base is priced at $699 instead of $838, and the 18 Nm Alpha EVO Pro at $839 instead of $988. For the 12 Nm version, do the math before ordering: the wheel base alone at $467 in your cart and the GT Neo at $209 come to $676, which is $23 less than the bundle.
The Checkered Flag bundle includes the 28 Nm Alpha EVO Ultra wheel base, the FX Pro steering wheel, and a P2000 pedal set with a hydraulic brake for $1,599 instead of $2,207. Simagic has announced that production of the FX Pro is coming to an end, with just over 100 units still available.



The three Zeus bundles are complete setups. The Performance bundle, which includes the 12 Nm wheel base, the Zeus GT steering wheel, and the P1000-F pedal set, is now $999 instead of $1,317. The Pro bundle features the Zeus Formula steering wheel and its MagicDash 4 display on an 18 Nm base, for $1,499 instead of $1,946. The Ultimate bundle keeps that steering wheel and moves up to a 28 Nm base, priced at $1,799 instead of $2,286.
Steering Wheels, Shifter and Handbrake
The GT Neo steering wheel is priced at $209 instead of $289. The DS-8X shifter, which can be used in H-pattern or sequential mode, is now $269 instead of $329, and the bundle with the TB-RS hydraulic handbrake is $499 instead of $598.



The Neo X Hub kits are being discontinued, and they offer the biggest discounts in the catalog. With the P-330R round leather rim, the kit costs $179 instead of $328 with single paddles and $189 instead of $343 with dual paddles. With the P-325D D-shaped rim, the price is $199 instead of $328 with single paddles and $189 instead of $343 with dual paddles.
All prices are in U.S. dollars and exclude taxes. Discounts for bundles and steering wheels are already shown on the product pages; no code is required. Shipping is free on orders of $659 or more in the United States and the European Union, and on orders of $899 or more in other countries. Simagic hardware works on PC only.
Valkyrie, P-Active and P1000 Stay at Regular Price
This fall’s new products are not on sale. The Aston Martin Valkyrie steering wheel remains priced at $799, and the P-Active active pedal is still available for pre-order at $999, with shipping scheduled to begin on November 18. The P1000 pedals are not on sale either, except in the Zeus bundles.







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