Debuting at the Tokyo Game Show 2026 for the first time, Moza launch their first PlayStation 5 licensed wheels with three direct drive wheelbases and bundles.
It’s also the start of a collaboration with Polyphony Digital to develop a racing wheel controller with native support for Gran Turismo 7.
The Moza R5S Pro Racing Simulator is an all-in-one bundle with a wheel base, steering wheel and pedals. For more force feedback there’s the Moza R16S Ultra Racing Simulator, which includes the R16S wheel base and steering wheel. And the R16S is also available as a standalone wheelbase to let you choose your own set-up.
Pricing, availability and the official date for orders to start will be announced at ‘a later stage’. As a guide, the current R5 Pro Racing Simulator Bundle with an R5 wheelbase, ES Lite steering wheel and SR-P Lite two-pedal set costs £389.00. Meanwhile the standard R16 wheel base is £499 and the Moza KS Pro and CS Pro wheels are £319.
The wheelbases and pedals look relatively standard. But the PlayStation 5 wheel is pretty interesting with 9 LED rev lights and an interesting selection of buttons. You get 10 to replicate the PS5 functionality, 2 rotary encoders on stalks at the botton, and another 5 smaller joysticks, with one on the left spar of the wheel.
I’m running the older version of the Moza CS wheel with 6 buttons 2 rotaries and 2 joysticks, and I do find myself wishing I had a few more buttons to play with. And for smaller hands, it can be quite a stretch to use some of the buttons while driving. Presumably for a console wheel it might have a smaller diameter, and the buttons on both left and right wheel spokes would definitely make them easier to find. Although they also might be accidentally knocked during driving.
The Moza PlayStation range aren’t listed on the Moza website yet. But in the meantime, why not check out the latest wheels and pedals here, along with all other hardware including gearshifters, handbrakes, button boxes and more here, plus sim rigs themselves, here.
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