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, as well as a brand-new 100 kg Load Cell crankset, the SRP2. If you’ve been looking for an excuse to upgrade your setup to more cutting-edge gear, here it is.

Lamborghini Revuelto: the supercar invites itself to the showroom

It’s clearly the star of this announcement. MOZA collaborated directly with Automobili Lamborghini, using CAD files (the manufacturer’s original 3D data) to bring us an exact replica of the Revuelto supercar’s steering wheel. At 340 mm in diameter, it’s a generous size, perfect for mastering powerful GTs.

The structure, in die-cast aluminum alloy, is covered with superb microfiber leather. It’s an excellent choice for combining comfort (even without gloves) and durability against perspiration. But what I like most are the controls. The gear paddles and double clutch are machined from 3K carbon fiber. They use Hall-effect magnetic sensors: since there’s no physical contact, there’s no mechanical wear over time, guaranteeing consistently ultra-smooth gearshifts.

MOZA insists on the reliability of the whole: each button has undergone endurance tests exceeding 300,000 pressures. Enough to reassure those who sand 24-hour endurance races. With its 34 programmable inputs, you’ll have more than enough to map the complex functions of your cars to iRacing or ACC.

SRP2 crankset: the accessible, ultra-adjustable Load Cell

It’s great to have a beautiful sim-racing wheel in your hands, but we all know that time is won under braking. That’s where the new SRP2 comes in. Designed in high-strength steel, it is brilliantly positioned in the mid-range with a Load Cell sensor capable of withstanding 100 kg of pressure.

The real technical subtlety here is the hybrid approach. MOZA has combined the load cell with a 15-bit angle sensor. In other words, the system reads both the force of your foot and the physical travel of the pedal. It’s a formidable combo for developing your muscle memory and becoming clinical on yourtrail braking.

The other major strength of this crankset is its ergonomics. Without even having to get out the toolbox, you can adjust preload, pedal angle (over a 25° range), lateral spacing and height. The basic system offers 25 different sensations. The most demanding drivers can even add the optional CRP2 performance kit to exceed 1,000 combinations and recapture the extreme rigidity of an F1 pedal. For console gamers: the SRP2 is Xbox-compatible if connected via the brand’s ESX wheel.

With this combo, MOZA proves that they know how to reconcile the prestige of an official license with the efficiency of pure hardware. The products have just been released online, so you can check out the prices directly on their store. For my part, I can’t wait to get my hands on this replica to see how it feels on the track. So, are you ready to make room for the Italian bull on your setup?