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MOZA unveils its first officially licensed PlayStation 5 range
At the Tokyo Game Show, MOZA showed three products under official PS5 licence and announced native support for Gran Turismo 7. It is the first time the brand has stepped outside the PC and Xbox ecosystem.
MOZA brings its force feedback to macOS and Linux, for flight simulation
A partnership with the FFB-Bridge application brings force feedback from MOZA Flight sticks to Windows, Linux and macOS. The announcement does not cover sim racing hardware.
Simagic announces the TB-Neo, a handbrake you re-tension yourself
Announced at 139 dollars, the TB-Neo reuses the elastomer tuning principle of the P1000 pedal set. Haptic and hydraulic modules are planned as options.
Simagic makes its 599 dollar complete bundle permanent
The Green Flag bundle combines a 9 Nm Alpha EVO Sport base, a two-pedal P700 set and a wheel of your choice. Simagic announces that the 599 dollar price is now permanent.
Simagic itself advises most buyers against its MagLink Pro Xtend adapter
The 89 dollar adapter makes an Alpha base compatible with Zeus wheels. Simagic writes that it only makes sense for owners of several Zeus wheels.
Simagic launches Zeus, three modular wheels from 329 to 499 dollars
Formula, GT and Sport share a modular design and announced compatibility with third-party bases. The GT and Sport grips are interchangeable.
Simagic announces the P700, a load cell pedal set at 189 dollars
The P700 brings a load cell rated at 150 kg below the 200 dollar mark, with a clutch module sold separately.
MOZA launches a licensed Porsche Mission R wheel at CES
A replica built from Porsche CAD data, with a 5.4 inch curved OLED screen. Presented at CES 2026 in Las Vegas.
MOZA announces 21 and 25 Nm bases with a flat wire motor
Presented at Gamescom, the R21 Ultra and R25 Ultra use a winding technology taken from electric cars. MOZA announces 26 per cent higher torque density.
MOZA rolls out NexGen 4.0 across its whole base range
The force feedback update covers every base, from the R3 to the R21. Four models also get hardware revisions.