Gaming peripheral maker MOZA has announced its first officially licensed racing wheel lineup for PlayStation 5. The three direct-drive products, the R5S Pro Racing Simulator, the R16S Ultra Racing Simulator, and the R16S Ultra Direct Drive Wheel Base, all feature native support for Gran Turismo 7. Pricing and a release date have not yet been announced.
Three Products for Different Setups
The lineup covers three distinct use cases. The R5S Pro Racing Simulator is an entry-level bundle that pairs a wheel base with a steering wheel and pedals, aimed at players who want a complete direct-drive setup out of the box. The R16S Ultra Racing Simulator is the premium option, combining the higher-end R16S Ultra base with a wheel for drivers who want stronger force feedback. The R16S Ultra Direct Drive Wheel Base is sold on its own, letting existing MOZA owners pair it with a wheel and pedals of their choice. The "S" suffix in each name appears to mark these as the PlayStation-licensed versions of existing MOZA hardware.
The lineup mirrors MOZA's existing PC products, whose comparable bases deliver roughly 5.5Nm (R5 series) to 16Nm (R16 Ultra) of torque, but MOZA has not published torque figures for the PS5 versions. Some outlets covering the announcement have also raised questions about whether current PC wheels will work with PS5, or whether the new models are built specifically for the console, so further clarification is expected.
Native GT7 Support Through a Polyphony Digital Collaboration
A key part of the announcement is native support for Gran Turismo 7, achieved through collaboration with developer Polyphony Digital. All three products will support the title from launch, with MOZA saying it plans to expand compatibility to more racing titles over time. The relationship was already hinted at in July, when MOZA became an official partner of the Gran Turismo World Series, making this PlayStation debut a natural extension of that partnership. The products were also certified under Sony Interactive Entertainment's licensing program, positioning MOZA alongside the small number of brands with an established track record in console direct-drive hardware.
Pricing and Launch Date Still Unknown
All three products were shown at Tokyo Game Show 2026, running from September 17 at Makuhari Messe in Chiba. Pricing, a specific release date, and exact wheel-and-pedal pairing options have not been detailed; MOZA has said these will be announced "at a later stage."
The market for officially licensed direct-drive hardware on PlayStation has so far been shaped mainly by a handful of established brands. MOZA's entry adds a new option spanning an entry-level all-in-one bundle to a high-torque premium base. Once official pricing and a release date are confirmed, more direct comparisons with existing PlayStation-licensed wheels are expected to follow.
Summary
MOZA has announced three direct-drive racing wheel products, the R5S Pro Racing Simulator, the R16S Ultra Racing Simulator, and the R16S Ultra Direct Drive Wheel Base, as its first officially licensed lineup for PlayStation 5. All three offer native Gran Turismo 7 support through a collaboration with developer Polyphony Digital. Pricing, release timing, and torque specifications are still to be announced.
