MOZA Racing brings Mercedes-Benz, Porsche, Ford and MotoGP sim hardware to Gamescom 2026
Explore MOZA Racing's new licensed wheels, MotoGP motorbike simulator, haptic pedals and AI driver coaching challenge showcased at Gamescom 2026 in Cologne.
MOZA Racing is expanding its simulation hardware lineup at Gamescom 2026 with new officially licensed products developed in partnership with Mercedes-Benz, Porsche, Ford and MotoGP. The showcase introduces two Mercedes-Benz steering wheels, a Porsche 911 GT3 RS steering wheel, a Ford Mustang GTD steering wheel and MOZA’s first MotoGP-licensed motorbike simulator. These additions broaden the company’s footprint across both four-wheel and two-wheel motorsport categories.
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The manufacturer is also unveiling a dedicated pedal haptic feedback module and demonstrating AI-assisted driver training. These developments appear alongside MOZA’s existing ecosystem of racing, flight, trucking and farming simulation equipment.
Mercedes-Benz, Porsche and Ford expand the wheel range
Two steering wheels developed alongside Mercedes-Benz are making their public debut at the trade fair. One design draws inspiration from the Mercedes-Benz VISION ONE-ELEVEN and integrates five separate displays, whilst the MOZA X Mercedes-Benz GT steering wheel reflects the styling of Mercedes-Benz GT competition vehicles. Both models will be accessible at the MOZA and Mercedes-Benz stands, with the car manufacturer running five MOZA-powered simulation setups during the show.
MOZA has also engineered a steering wheel based on the Porsche 911 GT3 RS using original vehicle CAD data. The hardware mirrors authentic cabin characteristics, including the overall control layout, button positions and a functional horn button, alongside a detachable display designed specifically for simulation use ahead of a scheduled launch in the first quarter of 2027. This model follows the previous Mission R-inspired wheel, joining an established licensed roster that already features wheels inspired by the Lamborghini Essenza SCV12 and Lamborghini Revuelto.
An officially licensed Ford Mustang GTD steering wheel will also be available for hands-on trials at the event. Taking cues from the track-focused Mustang GTD, the peripheral allows booth visitors to experience its controls and responsive feedback directly.
MotoGP simulator introduces two-wheel controls
Venturing into motorbike simulation for the first time, MOZA has developed an officially licensed system in collaboration with MotoGP. The equipment features integrated force feedback alongside native support for the MotoGP video game franchise, delivering tailored motorcycle controls and physical feedback as riders handle the virtual bike. The release marks the official arrival of two-wheel racing within the manufacturer’s simulation ecosystem.
MOZA is also introducing the PHF Pedal Haptic Feedback Module, which delivers tactile feedback across compatible pedal sets. The unit supports the SR-P, SR-P Lite, SRP2, SRP Lite2 and CRP2 pedal hardware. Beyond these new releases, the broader Gamescom booth features direct drive wheelbases, steering wheels, active pedals and motion systems, accompanied by hardware for flight, truck and farming simulation alongside demonstrations of AI Coach and AI Motion technologies.
AI Coach connects software guidance with physical controls
MOZA AI Coach is designed to control compatible steering and pedal hardware actively while guiding drivers with recommended inputs. Described by the company as the first AI coaching software in sim racing capable of manipulating physical hardware, the system applies real-time steering and braking guidance. This approach allows users to feel suggested driving lines and techniques through physical interaction, helping them practise proper control and build muscle memory.
The technology will be demonstrated publicly during an AI vs Human Driver Challenge on 29 August. MOZA global ambassador Dirk Schouten and three-time F1 Esports World Champion Jarno Opmeer are scheduled to race against the system in a session broadcast live on MOZA’s YouTube channel.
Visitors attending Gamescom can also join a leaderboard challenge across selected simulation rigs, with the top three drivers each day qualifying for MOZA prizes. Additionally, the company is taking part in the Xbox Digital Passport initiative, enabling attendees to collect digital stamps across partner stands for opportunities to win hardware including a MOZA R3 Racing Wheel Bundle. MOZA Racing is exhibiting in Hall 10.1 at Booth A022 throughout the event in Cologne from 26 to 30 August.
