Following Porsche and Lamborghini, MOZA is adding a Ford to its collection of licensed steering wheels. Unveiled at Gamescom, the MOZA Ford Mustang GTD steering wheel goes on sale October 22 for €449, featuring aluminum paddle shifters modeled after the car. On the same day, the brand is also launching the AIRBUS MA3F sidestick for €89, for simracers who also fly commercial airliners.
The MOZA Ford Mustang GTD steering wheel, modeled after the car


MOZA drew inspiration from the Mustang GTD’s steering wheel to design this model, featuring a 330-mm D-shaped rim wrapped in microfiber leather and Ford’s blue stripe at the top. In the center, the Mustang horse and the GTD logo feature a mirror finish on a carbon composite faceplate, and where the thumbs rest, the leather is smooth and seamless.
The quick-release mount is made of aluminum, and the head is compatible with all current MOZA bases—but that doesn’t mean you’re limited to MOZA products. Thanks to its RJ11 port and the brand’s Hub Kit, you can connect it directly to a PC and mount it on most other bases.
The GTD’s paddles and a 2.99-inch screen


The shift paddles are the part closest to the car, since MOZA has replicated their shape in anodized aluminum and combined them with Hall-effect magnetic sensors. Two clutch paddles, also made of aluminum, complete the set and are used primarily for standing starts.
The high-definition screen serves as a dashboard in the center of the steering wheel. MOZA provides GTD-inspired displays, which can be customized in the Pit House software or replaced with those created by other players. A row of LEDs displays the RPM above the screen, while other LEDs on the sides show the flags during the race.
The front panel also features four encoders, two dials, and two funky switches, allowing you to adjust settings without letting go of the steering wheel. What sets this steering wheel apart are its two toggle switches, which Pit House can configure to control the headlights or select the torque curve.
At €449, the Mustang GTD steering wheel costs about 100 euros more than the MOZA CS Pro, which also features a screen and a 325-mm rim, but no license. The GTD is therefore priced the same as the Revuelto, the brand’s Lamborghini-licensed steering wheel.
The AIRBUS MA3F sidestick, from a flight simulation perspective

Officially licensed by Airbus, the MA3F replicates the handle that the captain holds in his left hand on Airbus aircraft. It attaches to a MOZA flight base—the AB6 orAB9—using a metal ring and a screw. Its directional cap can be removed and replaced with a magnetic cover, making the handle even more faithful to the one in the aircraft.
Both products will be available for purchase starting October 22 at the official MOZA store, where the Mustang GTD steering wheel costs €449 and the MA3F sidestick costs €89 when sold separately.









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