Moza has confirmed it will publicly showcase its upcoming range of officially licensed PlayStation racing products for the first time at Tokyo Game Show 2026. The new range on display will include the Moza R5S Pro Racing Simulator, the R16S Ultra Racing Simulator, and R16S Ultra Direct Drive wheel base.
The lineup includes an entry level package, a more powerful, high-performance package, and a standalone wheelbase for users who may already own a Moza rim (and are only seeking the PlayStation compatibility that needs to be baked into the wheel bases themselves in order to function on Sony consoles).
The debut will also mark the beginning of Moza’s collaboration with Gran Turismo 7 developer Polyphony Digital. From launch, Moza’s PlayStation racing lineup will support Gran Turismo 7 and “a growing selection of compatible racing titles,” according to the announcement.
The long-awaited PlayStation products are arriving after years of requests from racing sim enthusiasts for Moza to collaborate with Sony on a licensed racing wheel range.
While you wait for Moza’s new PlayStation products, get up to speed on what else is out there with our most recent shortlist of 10 racing wheel suggestions for PC, Xbox Series X|S, PS5, and even Nintendo Switch. Based on how much you have available to spend (and how serious you plan on taking your sim racing), it should give you a little more clarity on the strengths and weaknesses of all the wisest low-price, mid-range, and high-end options available today.
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