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SIMAGIC ecosystem for Automobilista 2

Catalogue and verified guide to SIMAGIC sim racing hardware: Direct Drive bases, wheels, pedals, shifters, handbrake, dashboards and accessories. Data cross-checked against official sources.

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28 products in the catalogue · 5 milestones · 2 comparisons

Timeline 2021–2026

  1. 2018SIMAGIC launches its first Direct Drive base, the M10 (predecessor of the Alpha line).
  2. 2020The Alpha (15 Nm) arrives: the Alpha platform is born.
  3. 2021Alpha Mini (10 Nm), successor to the M10, opens the entry-level range.
  4. 2025Alpha EVO platform (Sport 9 Nm, EVO 12 Nm, Pro 18 Nm): new motor and design (May).
  5. 2026Alpha EVO Ultra (28 Nm) flagship and the Zeus steering-wheel series.

SIMAGIC vs the competition

SIMAGIC has built its reputation on very strong, detailed force feedback and excellent value, with a deep modular ecosystem (the Alpha and Alpha EVO platforms).

SIMAGIC vs MOZA

Both are very complete Direct Drive ecosystems. MOZA has a wider catalogue and console support; SIMAGIC stands out for FFB feel and value.

For AMS2 on PC both are excellent: choose by wheel/pedal feel and budget.

SIMAGIC vs Fanatec

Fanatec offers broader console support and officially licensed wheels; SIMAGIC competes on FFB detail and price, with more torque per euro on PC.

On PC, SIMAGIC usually offers more torque and detail for the same money.

AMS2 has no native DD profiles for SIMAGIC, but its FFB works very well tuned in-game; high-torque bases (18–28 Nm) shine especially with formula and GT cars.

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