MOZA Racing Brings Its First PlayStation 5 Racing Lineup to Tokyo Game Show 2026
MOZA built its business on PC sim racing hardware, so a PlayStation 5 lineup with Gran Turismo 7 support opens its direct drive wheels to console players who could not use them before.
Reporting from 1 source: ASCII.jp.
MOZA Racing is showing its first PlayStation 5 racing products at Tokyo Game Show 2026. The lineup is the R5S Pro Racing Simulator, the R16S Ultra Racing Simulator, and the R16S Ultra Direct Drive Wheel Base, all using direct drive force feedback. MOZA is working with Polyphony Digital on native support for Gran Turismo 7, and says it plans to add more supported racing titles. Price and release timing are not yet announced.
The booth display at Tokyo Game Show 2026 is the first public showing of MOZA Racing hardware built for PlayStation 5. All three products use direct drive force feedback, the mechanism MOZA has built its wheel bases around since the company formed in 2015.
Native support for Gran Turismo 7 is planned through cooperation with Polyphony Digital, and MOZA says the list of supported racing titles will grow. Visitors to the show can hold the wheel and try it. Price and release timing have not been announced.
- R5S Pro Racing Simulator: Direct drive force feedback
- R16S Ultra Racing Simulator: Direct drive force feedback
- R16S Ultra Direct Drive Wheel Base: Direct drive force feedback
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