- Moza Racing has revealed a new range of officially licensed steering wheels at Gamescom 2026.
- Mercedes-Benz, Ford and Porsche now join Moza's official sim wheel line up.
- The company also unveiled its first foray into motorbike sim equipment and a new haptic feedback module for pedals.
Moza Racing is hitting the world's largest gaming trade fair hard this year, with a wave of new product reveals, new licensing deals and some revolutionary tech at Gamescom 2026 in Cologne, Germany.
Moza says its showcase highlights its diverse, yet unified ecosystem that spans professional-grade racing, flight, trucking, and farming simulation, all underpinned by advanced motion and AI-powered driver development technologies.
The company's appearance at this year's event is anchored by high-profile automotive collaborations, led by a landmark partnership with Mercedes-Benz that sees the debut of two officially licensed Mercedes-Benz steering wheels.
The flagship "Vision One-Eleven" wheel, that the company calls "a futuristic triumph", integrates five separate displays to create a digital interface that mirrors Mercedes' vision for next-generation performance, while the "Moza X Mercedes-Benz GT" wheel draws directly from the brand’s current racing line up, offering a tactile experience rooted in Mercedes' GT racing efforts.
But it isn't all Mercedes, with Moza also revealing a pair of officially licensed wheels from Ford and Porsche, which leverage original vehicle CAD data to achieve "unparalleled fidelity".
According to Moza, the new Porsche 911 GT3 RS steering wheel recreates "every detail of the high-performance icon", from its layout to a fully functional, pressable horn button. To bridge the gap between reality and simulation, Moza has integrated a detachable display - a sim-focused feature that provides critical data not found in the road car.
Similarly, the Ford Mustang GTD steering wheel brings "a track-focused design language" to Moza's line up, with both wheels joining an "elite portfolio" that already includes the Lamborghini Essenza SCV12, the Revuelto, and the Porsche Mission R wheels.
And because racing, trucking, farming and flying aren't quite enough, Moza has also announced its expansion beyond four wheels through a native collaboration with MotoGP that it says marks a major technological leap, as the system is natively supported by the MotoGP game franchise for true plug-and-play functionality.
While actually simulating motorcycle dynamics at any level is a notoriously difficult engineering challenge, the company says it has integrated "sophisticated force feedback technology" into a dedicated motorcycle rig that allows virtual riders to experience the nuanced physical sensations and counter-steering forces unique to professional-level racing bikes.
Another innovation debuting at Gamescom 2026 is Moza's new PHF Pedal Haptic Feedback Module, an accessory the company says is engineered to deliver precise, nuanced tactile sensations directly through the pedals.
Going beyond simple spring loaded pedals and even load cell units, the PHF Module delivers active feedback during braking and acceleration, and allows drivers to develop superior muscle memory and finer control over vehicle dynamics.
Moza is pitching the PHF Module as a high-performance upgrade for its existing non-active pedal sets, with broad compatibility for the Moza SR-P, SR-P Lite, SRP2, SRP Lite2, and CRP2 systems.
Possibly the most provocative feature of the Moza's booth at Gamescom 2026 is the AI vs. Human Driver Challenge, featuring Moza global ambassador Dirk Schouten and three-time F1 Esports World Champion Jarno Opmeer on August 29th.
This event, which will be livestreamed on the official Moza YouTube channel, serves as a live demonstration of the Moza AI Coach - the world’s first AI coaching software capable of actively controlling compatible hardware to teach through direct physical interaction.
Unlike traditional software that offers passive analysis, the Moza AI Coach actively guides the user’s steering and pedal inputs in real-time, allowing the driver to physically "feel" the correct racing line and braking points.
If you happen to be over that way, Gamescom 2026 is on now, and visitors can experience the latest Moza products at Hall 10.1, Booth A022 from August 26th to 30th.
