At CES 2026, MOZA Racing has announced the new MOZA Porsche Mission R steering wheel and showed off some great new gear for all the racing and flight sim fans.
The officially licensed Porsche replica steering wheel uses the original Porsche Mission R CAD data in its design. The Mission R Steering Wheel features an ultra-bright 5.4-inch 720P flexible OLED display. It supports a 60Hz refresh rate and is protected by a 300R ultra-curved, high-strength tempered glass screen.
The display aids your sim racing by showing real-time data on speed, lap time, tyre pressure, battery status, ABS, and traction control. You can alter what is displayed using Moza’s dash display UI editing system. This offers more than 10 preset designs and lets you customise it further to personalise the setup to your preferences. Users will be able to share their designs in the future using the MOZA Sharing Platform.
The Mission R wheel supports direct PC connection through MOZA’s universal hub kit. It includes aluminium alloy shift paddles with a dual-clutch, hall sensors with 0.03mm precision, and a quick-release system for a fast wheel swap. It is compatible with all MOZA Racing wheel bases.
The new KS Pro wheel is a butterfly-shaped design with an ergonomic control layout. The display is a 2.99-inch HD screen, which can also be customised using the MOZA Pit House.
The wheel included an RGB lighting system in the rotary switches, rev lights and more. The mount supports dual clutch functionality and fully programmable inputs.
The all-new MOZA CS Pro features a GT3-style hub design with a balanced layout and easy access to the controls. It features the same display and capabilities as the KS Pro Wheel. It also supports a six-paddle layout upgrade, and additional paddles can be mapped for functions such as DRS and KERS. It is also compatible with many third-party wheel rims as it uses the 6×70 bolt pattern.
The new MOZA Flight MRP Rudder Pedals are built with an aluminium alloy frame and fit seamlessly into the MOZA Flight hardware ecosystem. Each pedal supports a stepless tilt adjustment with a plus or minus 25-degree range and the swing arm mechanism provides plus or minus 30 degrees of rotation with 15cm of travel.
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