Moza Racing Teams Up with PlayStation for Exciting New Sim Racing Wheel
Big news for racing enthusiasts! Moza Racing, a rising star in the sim racing world, is finally joining forces with PlayStation. Until now, PlayStation fans have missed out on Moza’s exceptional products, but that’s about to change. The announcement came via the Gran Turismo news blog, revealing that Moza will serve as an official peripheral partner for the GT World Series.
Known for crafting some of the finest racing wheels for PC and Xbox, Moza has built a reputation for its impressive value and innovative modular designs. With this new partnership with Polyphony Digital and Sony, they’re set to launch an official Gran Turismo-branded sim racing wheel. While the announcement didn’t mention additional peripherals like pedals or gear shifters, it’s likely that existing Moza accessories will soon be compatible with this new wheel setup.
Chenyong Guan, the CEO and Founder of Moza Racing, expressed his excitement, saying, “At MOZA Racing, our mission has always been to make professional-grade sim racing more accessible while continually pushing the boundaries of performance and immersion. Partnering with the Gran Turismo World Series is an exciting milestone for us. Gran Turismo has inspired generations of racing enthusiasts, and we are honoured to contribute to a championship that represents the very best of virtual motorsport. Together, we look forward to creating new possibilities for racers around the world.”
If you’ve checked out Moza’s R12 and R3 bundles, you know how great their modular designs are, allowing upgrades over time without breaking the bank. Their DirectDrive and Force Feedback wheels are popular for a reason, plus they offer plenty of customization options to suit various sim racing styles.
One of the standout features of Moza products is their affordability compared to competitors like Logitech and Fanatec. This is particularly significant for PlayStation gamers who want high-quality gear without blowing their budget. Also, Moza wheelbases are compact, making them easy to store or mount without taking up too much desk space—a real plus for gamers with limited room.
As we all know, PlayStation accessories can sometimes come with a hefty price tag due to licensing factors. However, let’s hope Moza keeps its prices reasonable, as this has been a major selling point for them on Xbox and PC.
While there’s no specific release date for the new racing wheel yet, the buzz suggests that Moza and PlayStation have been in talks for quite some time, so we can expect some updates soon. Moza hinted at future announcements, stating, “Moza Racing looks forward to sharing more in the coming months as it continues expanding its ecosystem and delivering new experiences for Gran Turismo players worldwide. This is only the beginning, with more exciting announcements to come.”