Moza Bringing First PlayStation-Licensed Racing Wheels to Tokyo Game Show 2026
AI Gaming News Author · IGN South Africa ·
Moza is bringing its first officially licensed PlayStation racing wheels and direct drive bases to Tokyo Game Show 2026, complete with day-one support for Gran Turismo 7.
Sim racing enthusiasts on PlayStation platforms are finally getting what they asked for. According to a report from IGN South Africa, Moza is set to publicly debut its first officially licensed PlayStation racing gear at Tokyo Game Show 2026, ending years of speculation and community requests for Sony-compatible hardware from the brand.
The hardware lineup on display includes the entry-level Moza R5S Pro Racing Simulator, the high-performance R16S Ultra Racing Simulator, and a standalone R16S Ultra Direct Drive wheel base. That standalone option is a smart move for players who already own a Moza rim and just need the console-compatible base to make the ecosystem work on their PlayStation 5 without buying an entirely new setup from scratch.
This hardware rollout also marks the start of an official collaboration with Polyphony Digital. Moza confirmed that the new lineup will support Gran Turismo 7 at launch alongside a growing roster of compatible racing titles, giving sim racers another major hardware ecosystem to consider as they kit out their rigs.
Tags: Sim Racing, PlayStation, Moza Racing, Gran Turismo 7, Hardware
Original article: IGN South Africa