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PXN ecosystem for Automobilista 2
Catalogue and verified guide to PXN sim racing hardware: Direct Drive bases, wheels, pedals, shifters, handbrake, dashboards and accessories. Data cross-checked against official sources.
Categories
Wheels & bases
6From entry force-feedback all-in-one wheels (V9, V99) to Direct Drive units and bases: V10 Ultra, V12 Lite and the VD6/VD10 servo bases.
Wheels
2Quick-release rims for the VD bases: GT ONE (GT/formula) and the W touring/rally series.
Pedals
2Load-cell Vector X (up to 200 kg) and the entry Hall PD HM set.
Shifters
2Sequential/H shifters: SF SH, SF U and the A7.
Handbrake
1HB S handbrake for rally and drift.
Accessories
3Button box, quick release and mounting clamps.
16 products in the catalogue · 3 milestones · 2 comparisons
Timeline 2021–2026
- 2019PXN establishes itself in entry multi-platform force-feedback wheels (V9 and family), focused on low price.
- 2023The jump to budget Direct Drive: V10 Ultra (3.2 Nm) and V12 Lite (6 Nm), bringing DD to unprecedented prices and platforms (console).
- 2024Modular DD ecosystem: VD6/VD10 bases (up to 10/12 Nm, 24-bit), GT ONE/W quick-release wheels and Vector X load-cell pedals (up to 200 kg).
PXN vs the competition
PXN is the budget Chinese sim racing brand: it started with very cheap entry multi-platform force-feedback wheels (V9, V99) and has scaled up to a full Direct Drive ecosystem — VD6/VD10 bases (up to 10/12 Nm, 24-bit), GT ONE/W quick-release wheels, Vector X load-cell pedals (up to 200 kg), shifters and a handbrake. Its strength is bringing DD and console to rock-bottom prices; fit/finish and support sit below the premium brands.
PXN vs MOZA
MOZA has better fit/finish, a more mature ecosystem and more polished software; PXN wins on outright price and on bringing DD to console.
→ Quality and growing: MOZA. Minimum budget or DD on console: PXN.
PXN vs Logitech
Logitech offers reliability, support and install base; PXN gives more real torque (DD) for the same money, but with less refinement.
→ Reliability and support: Logitech. More DD torque per euro: PXN.
In AMS2 PXN covers everything from a first wheel (V9/V99, entry multi-platform FFB) to a capable Direct Drive: the VD10 (10/12 Nm) handles GT, formula and touring cars well on PC, and the V12 Lite (6 Nm) brings DD to console. For fine braking, the Vector X load-cell pedals (up to 200 kg) are its best part. Unbeatable torque/price; in exchange, less refinement and support than the premium brands.
Data verified against official PXN sources and independent reviews. Brands, product names and images belong to their respective owners; used here for informational purposes.