MOZA's First PlayStation Wheels Are Here: R5S Pro, R16S Ultra and a Standalone Base

For years, the PlayStation sim racer's direct drive shopping list has been short. MOZA just made it longer. At Tokyo Game Show 2026 on September 17, MOZA revealed three officially licensed PlayStation products: the R5S Pro Racing Simulator, the R16S Ultra Racing Simulator and a standalone R16S Ultra Direct Drive Wheel Base.

The R5S Pro is the all-in-one: wheel base, steering wheel and pedals in one box. The R16S Ultra Racing Simulator pairs the R16S base with a steering wheel. The standalone base is for people who already own MOZA rims and pedals, and MOZA says it works with “the compatible MOZA steering wheel of your choice,” as GTPlanet reported.

Gran Turismo 7 on day one

MOZA says the PS5 lineup will support Gran Turismo 7 natively from launch, along with a growing selection of compatible racing titles. The company describes the PS5 debut as the beginning of its collaboration with Polyphony Digital, saying it is developing a racing wheel controller with native GT7 support. MOZA was named an official Gran Turismo World Series partner in July, GTPlanet noted.

The licensing comes with fine print. MOZA's announcement says the products are developed under the official licensing program for PlayStation and will work with PS5 subject to Sony Interactive Entertainment's final product approval.

What we do not know

MOZA did not publish torque figures for the PS5 versions. GTPlanet points out that the PC R5 bundle is 5.5 Nm and the PC R16 Ultra is 16 Nm, but cautions against assuming those numbers carry over. Pricing, availability and a launch date will be announced “at a later stage,” MOZA says.

Even without those numbers, this matters. Console sim racers have had few officially licensed direct drive choices, and more competition at that level usually means better hardware and better prices for everyone in the hobby.