MOZA Racing is back at Gamescom 2026 in Cologne and is bringing several new, officially licensed steering wheels featuring renowned automotive and motorsports brands: Mercedes-Benz, Porsche, Ford, and MotoGP™. The sim-racing hardware manufacturer’s booth also showcases how the company has long since expanded beyond traditional car racing—into flight, truck, and agricultural simulations, motion systems, and AI-powered driving training. We’ll summarize what new products MOZA is showcasing at Gamescom 2026, what’s behind the individual licensing collaborations, and what experiences visitors can expect at the booth.
Key Highlights at a Glance
- MOZA Racing will showcase several new, officially licensed steering wheels at Gamescom 2026 (Hall 10.1, Booth A022) in collaboration with Mercedes-Benz, Porsche, Ford, and MotoGP™
- Two new Mercedes-Benz steering wheels to mark the brand’s 140th anniversary: inspired by the futuristic VISION ONE-ELEVEN (with five integrated displays) and the Mercedes-AMG GT vehicles
- Mercedes-Benz will also showcase both steering wheels at its own booth, complemented by five MOZA simulators
- New Porsche 911 GT3 RS steering wheel based on the original CAD data, including a removable display and a functional horn button
- Officially licensed Ford Mustang GTD steering wheel available to touch and try out at the MOZA booth
- MOZA’s first MotoGP™ motorcycle simulator with force feedback technology and native support for the official MotoGP game series
- Existing collaborations with Lamborghini (Essenza SCV12, Revuelto) and Porsche (Mission R) will also be on display at the booth
- New PHF Pedal Haptic Feedback Module for precise haptic feedback, compatible with MOZA SR-P, SR-P Lite, SRP2, SRP Lite2, and CRP2
- Complete simulation ecosystem: racing, flight, truck, and agricultural simulations, motion systems, and AI-powered driving training with MOZA AI Coach
- Interactive activities: MOZA Leaderboard Challenge, Xbox Digital Passport with a MOZA R3 bundle as the prize, and the AI vs. Human Driver Challenge on August 29 featuring Dirk Schouten and Jarno Opmeer
MOZA Racing at Gamescom 2026 at a Glance
MOZA Racing, which describes itself as one of the world’s leading manufacturers of sim-racing hardware, will present a wide-ranging showcase featuring a new generation of officially licensed products at Gamescom 2026 in Cologne. These products were developed in collaboration with renowned automotive and motorsports brands, including Mercedes-Benz, Porsche, Ford, and MotoGP™. The trade show presentation brings together MOZA’s growing simulation ecosystem: In addition to classic car racing, the company will showcase technologies for flight, truck, and agricultural simulation, motion feedback, and AI-powered driving training within a unified, immersive experience.
In addition to the new product launches, visitors to the booth can also experience MOZA’s existing automotive partnerships, including officially licensed steering wheels developed in collaboration with Automobili Lamborghini and Porsche—inspired by vehicles such as the Lamborghini Essenza SCV12, the Lamborghini Revuelto, and the Porsche Mission R. With these, MOZA is bringing some of the world’s most iconic automotive designs into the world of sim racing.
Mercedes-Benz x MOZA: VISION ONE-ELEVEN and GT Steering Wheel for the 140th Anniversary
One of the highlights at the MOZA booth is the premiere of two steering wheels developed in collaboration with Mercedes-Benz—at a special time, as Mercedes-Benz is celebrating 140 years of automotive innovation and brand history this year. The collaboration brings the brand’s distinctive design philosophy and performance DNA to the world of sim racing, thereby linking the legacy of automotive excellence with the future of digital driving experiences.
The flagship steering wheel is inspired by the futuristic Mercedes-Benz VISION ONE-ELEVEN and features five integrated displays that combine modern digital interfaces with a design inspired by Mercedes-Benz’s vision for future performance vehicles. It is complemented by the MOZA x Mercedes-Benz GT steering wheel, which captures the dynamic character and performance heritage of the Mercedes-AMG GT models.
Both steering wheels will be on display during Gamescom at both the MOZA booth and the Mercedes-Benz booth. In addition to the product presentation, Mercedes-Benz will set up five MOZA-based simulator setups at its own booth, allowing fans to experience the performance and immersion of MOZA simulation technology for themselves in an authentic automotive environment.
Porsche 911 GT3 RS Steering Wheel: CAD-Accurate Replica with Sim-Racing Features
Following the already available Porsche Mission R-inspired steering wheel, MOZA is showcasing its next collaboration with the sports car manufacturer with the Porsche 911 GT3 RS steering wheel, bringing Porsche’s motorsports heritage and engineering philosophy into the world of simulation.
Developed based on the original vehicle CAD data, the steering wheel faithfully reproduces the design details of one of Porsche’s most iconic high-performance models—from the overall layout and button arrangement down to details such as the functional horn button. To further enhance the simulation, MOZA has integrated sim-racing-specific features, including a detachable display designed to provide an even more immersive and intense driving experience.
Ford Mustang GTD Steering Wheel Available for Testing at the Booth
At the MOZA booth, the manufacturer is also showcasing the officially licensed Ford Mustang GTD steering wheel. Inspired by the track-focused performance and aggressive design language of Ford’s most advanced Mustang model to date, the steering wheel brings the character of the Mustang GTD to the world of sim racing.
As one of the key hands-on experiences at the booth, visitors can take a seat behind the wheel themselves and directly test the design, controls, and immersive force feedback of the Mustang GTD steering wheel.
MotoGP™ Motorcycle Simulator: MOZA’s First Step into the Two-Wheel Segment
Beyond four-wheeled motorsports, MOZA is introducing its first motorcycle simulator, developed in collaboration with MotoGP™. Officially licensed by MotoGP™, the system is natively supported by the MotoGP™ game series, bringing authentic motorcycle handling and immersive feedback to the virtual two-wheeler world.
Equipped with force feedback technology, the motorcycle simulator enables more realistic control inputs and physical feedback, creating a closer connection between the rider and the virtual motorcycle. According to the company, the combination of official MotoGP™ integration and MOZA’s simulation expertise opens a new chapter in immersive two-wheeled racing experiences.
A Complete Simulation Ecosystem Beyond Racing
Beyond its licensed products, the MOZA booth at Gamescom 2026 showcases the company’s vision of building a complete simulation ecosystem. On display is a wide range of technology, including:
- Racing simulation hardware, including direct-drive wheelbases, steering wheels, active pedals, and accessories
- Motion simulation systems for enhanced physical feedback
- AI-powered driving technologies, including MOZA AI Coach and AI Motion
- Flight simulation hardware
- Truck simulation solutions
- Agricultural simulation equipment
- MOZA PHF Pedal Haptic Feedback Module
In addition to the numerous showcases and activities, MOZA is also introducing the new PHF Pedal Haptic Feedback Module. It was developed to deliver precise, nuanced haptic feedback directly through the pedals. With its improved pedal feel and faster response, this new accessory is designed to provide greater immersion and control during every drive, while also refining overall pedal performance.
The PHF module is widely compatible with MOZA’s entire line of non-active pedal sets, including the SR-P, SR-P Lite, SRP2, SRP Lite2, and CRP2 models. Full product details can be found on the official product page at mozaracing.com/pages/phf-module.
Interactive Experiences: Leaderboard Challenge, Xbox Digital Passport, and AI vs. Human Driver Challenge
In addition to product demonstrations, MOZA is also bringing a series of interactive experiences to Gamescom where visitors can compete against each other, get involved, and become part of the MOZA community.
The MOZA Leaderboard Challenge invites visitors to test their driving skills on select simulator setups and compete for the fastest lap times. At the end of each day of the event, the top three players on the leaderboard will have the chance to win MOZA prizes—a challenge for racing fans of all skill levels. In addition, visitors can participate in other booth activities, share their Gamescom experiences, and receive exclusive MOZA merchandise packages.
As part of the Xbox Digital Passport event, MOZA is also teaming up with Xbox to create an interactive Gamescom experience: Visitors can explore selected partner booths, collect digital stamps, and use them to enter drawings for attractive prizes—including the MOZA R3 Racing Wheel Bundle. As one of the participating stops, the MOZA booth invites visitors to try out the latest simulation technologies right on the spot.
Another highlight is the AI vs. Human Driver Challenge, designed to demonstrate how AI can support drivers and enhance the learning process. On August 29, MOZA brand ambassador Dirk Schouten and three-time F1 Esports World Champion Jarno Opmeer will face off against MOZA’s AI Coach at the booth. The event will also be streamed live on the official MOZA YouTube channel, allowing racing fans worldwide to tune in.
According to the company,MOZA AI Coach is the first coaching software in sim racing that can actively control compatible hardware, enabling users to learn through direct physical interaction. By guiding steering and pedal inputs, AI Coach is designed to help drivers learn proper techniques, build muscle memory, and improve their skills—acting as a personal training partner, not a replacement for human skill. In doing so, MOZA brings AI guidance from the screen into the physical world, viewing this as a new approach to driver training in which technology works alongside people rather than replacing them.
Date, Location, and Availability
The MOZA booth will be located in Hall 10.1, Booth A022, in Cologne during Gamescom 2026 and will be open from August 26 through 30, 2026. MOZA has not yet announced specific prices or release dates for the new steering wheels or the MotoGP motorcycle simulator as part of this announcement; details are expected to be published during or after the trade show via the official MOZA online store. You can already learn more about the new PHF Pedal Haptic Feedback Module via the linked product page on mozaracing.com.
