Porsche 911 GT3 RS: built from the original CAD

The new Porsche 911 GT3 RS wheel is not a loose interpretation: MOZA developed it from the real car's CAD data, keeping the overall layout, the control positions and details such as the functional horn button.

On top of that base it adds what a simulator needs: a detachable display and the rest of the sim-focused features. It continues the collaboration that began with the Porsche Mission R-inspired wheel.

Ford Mustang GTD

The second debut is the Ford Mustang GTD wheel, based on Ford's most extreme Mustang. MOZA is making it one of the booth's main hands-on experiences: visitors can get behind it and drive.

PHF: haptics for the pedals you already have

Quieter, but arguably more useful for the average user: the PHF module (Pedal Haptic Feedback) delivers tactile feedback through the pedal itself, so lock-ups and loss of traction reach your foot rather than only your hands.

The interesting part is compatibility: it works with MOZA's entire non-active pedal range — SR-P, SR-P Lite, SRP2, SRP Lite2 and CRP2. In other words, it is an upgrade you can add to an existing rig without replacing your pedals.

If you are comparing pedal sets, the specs and comparisons are in our hardware section.

Where to see it

Gamescom 2026, Cologne, 26 to 30 August. MOZA booth in Hall 10.1, Booth A022.

Official pages: Porsche 911 GT3 RS · Ford Mustang GTD · PHF module