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.
On 22 May 2026, Simagic launched the Zeus range, made up of three wheels announced at 499, 349 and 329 dollars. All three share a modular design: grips, paddles and the screen mount can be changed without changing the wheel.
The launch took place at SimRacing Expo in Charlotte, where the brand had a stand from 22 to 24 May.
The three models
The Zeus Formula is announced at 499 dollars, in a 280 mm single-seater format, with a 5 mm carbon front plate and a machined aluminium back. Simagic announces up to 92 configurable inputs.
The Zeus GT, at 349 dollars, targets endurance racing. Nine interchangeable grips are announced, from the classic D shape to a flat top.
The Zeus Sport, at 329 dollars, follows the same principle with seven grips and four rim shapes, and announces 50 configurable inputs.
The point worth attention
Simagic announces compatibility with other brands' bases through its MagLink Pro adapter. In a market where each manufacturer pushes its own quick release standard, an open wheel is worth pointing out, and it is also what makes the adapter a required purchase.
The MagicDash 4 screen is offered as an option on all three models, at an announced price that brings the total to between 469 and 669 dollars.
All prices quoted come from the manufacturer's announcement. We have not tested any of these wheels, and our product pages only carry the specifications Simagic publishes.
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