MOZA is pulling out all the stops. On July 28, the brand will open pre-orders for one of its biggest launches to date: a complete motion system, a more powerful Direct Drive base, a revamped entry-level simulator, flight gear, and even a line of products for farming. That’s a lot to take in all at once, and one product clearly stands out from the crowd.

The HMA150 brings the entire cockpit to life

This is the flagship new product. The MOZA HMA150 Haptic Motion System is the brand’s first full-motion system. Until now, haptic feedback was limited to the steering wheel and pedals. Now, the entire cockpit comes to life, powered by four actuators mounted beneath the chassis. Pitch, roll, and pitching: diving under braking, weight transfer, suspension movements, driving over speed bumps, impacts, and road texture. In terms of specs, MOZA reports 150 mm of travel, up to 300 mm/s, over 1G of acceleration under load, a 350 kg platform load capacity, and vibrations up to 200 Hz. The controller is built-in, eliminating the need for the usual external box, and safety features include an emergency stop and a controlled descent. Expect to pay €3,199 for a set of four actuators: a clearly premium positioning, commensurate with what the system aims to bring to the cockpit.

AI Motion: The Feel, Even Without Telemetry

The HMA150 comes with a new software feature, AI Motion, integrated into Motion Manager. The idea is to analyze the game’s video and audio in real time to trigger the right motion. When a game provides telemetry data, the software uses it to ensure precise rendering. When telemetry is missing, the AI directly interprets the gameplay and generates effects. This brings the cockpit to life in countless games that were never designed with this in mind. The idea is as clever as it is ambitious: it extends motion control far beyond just simulations that provide telemetry, without ever replacing that telemetry when it’s available.

R16 Ultra and R5 Pro for the track

Racing drivers aren’t left out either. The R16 Ultra is a new 16 Nm Direct Drive base, featuring a flat-wire motor, a 21-bit encoder, a 600 MHz processor, and the latest version of the NexGen FFB algorithm. Expect to pay €549 for seasoned simmers looking to take their setup to the next level. A more affordable option, the R5 Pro Racing Simulator bundles a 6 Nm Direct Drive base, an ES Lite steering wheel, the SRP Lite2 pedal set, and a desk mount all in one package for €419. It’s a turnkey entry into Direct Drive, with a pedal set that can be upgraded later. An R5 Pro Truck variant (TSW truck steering wheel, €529) is designed for heavy-duty truck simulation.

Flight and Farming: The Lineup Expands

Already available for flight simulation, MOZA is adding two new controllers:the AY90 Force Feedback Yoke Base (4.2 Nm of roll force, compatible with MSFS, X-Plane, and DCS, €419) and the MFY Pro Yoke Handle, a handle with a 4.3-inch touchscreen (€309). The real innovation lies elsewhere. The MOZA Farming Control System marks the brand’s entry into farming simulation: a Hall-effect joystick, throttle, and 46 programmable inputs for controlling farm machinery and heavy-duty vehicles, with official support for Farming Simulator 25—all for €209.

Key Takeaways

MOZA no longer sells steering wheels, but rather the entire sim setup: from the motion system to the avionics, including the tractor, along with its in-house software (Motion Manager, Pit House, Cockpit) and an increasingly prominent role for AI. Seeing such a well-established player make strides on so many fronts at once is a major milestone and excellent news for the entire sim racing community. Orders open on July 28.