If you thought your sim racing platform was complete, MOZA is here to tell you that your wallet isn’t safe. The simulation giant has officially released one of its biggest product announcements to date, spanning racing, aviation, heavy machinery and full-cockpit motion hardware.

Leading the way is the MOZA HMA150 haptic motion system, a four-actuator setup that brings full 3DOF motion to your seat. Additionally, MOZA updated its line of direct-drive racing, expanded its flight equipment with force feedback, launched a dedicated agricultural controller, and launched artificial intelligence software that physically guides your hands around a race track.

Here’s everything you need to know about MOZA’s massive hardware explosion and what it’ll cost you here in Australia.

Shake, rattle and roll with the MOZA HMA150

For years, getting a true motion platform meant buying expensive industrial actuators and running miles of messy wiring to giant external control boxes. The MOZA HMA150 changes that by embedding the controller logic directly into each actuator body.

Built around four individual HMA150 haptic motion actuators, the system translates telemetry data into pitch, roll and lift. You’ll feel every hard stop, weight transfer through high-speed sweepers, elevation changes, and violent curb hits directly through your seat.

The technical specifications of these props are no joke. They offer 150 mm of total travel, maximum speeds of up to 300 mm/s and acceleration forces greater than 1G under supported load conditions.

If you are a heavier driver or have a heavy steel bed, the system supports a maximum bed payload of 350kg. High-frequency haptic vibration effects can also rumble up to 200Hz to simulate engine revs and road surface textures.

To prevent you from hitting the ground when turning off the equipment, MOZA has included a controlled descent protection along with an emergency stop switch. It’s all managed through the new MOZA Motion Manager software, which allows you to adjust range of motion, intensity, and axis profiles.

Teaching new tricks to old games with AI movement

One of the biggest problems with motion hardware is gaming compatibility. If a game doesn’t generate native physical telemetry, your expensive motion equipment usually sits still like an over-designed office chair.

MOZA is solving this with AI Motion, a smart software feature built into MOZA Motion Manager. Instead of waiting for game developers, AI Motion analyzes game audio and video signals in real time to trigger physical and haptic movements.

When native telemetry is available in titles like Assetto Corsa or iRacing, the system uses that data to obtain purely physical feedback. When telemetry is missing, AI Motion fills the gap by generating contextual haptic effects based on the action on the screen.

Users can adjust the sensitivity of individual events and set strict output limits to keep movement comfortable. It opens up physical motion feedback to games that were never originally built to support it.

Direct drive upgrades for serious racers and beginners.

Sim racers will receive two key hardware updates. The upper-mid-range MOZA R16 Ultra Direct Drive wheelbase gets a major internal overhaul for drivers looking for finer feedback details.

It delivers 16Nm of direct drive torque using a flat wire motor design that keeps the footprint compact while still packing plenty of power. A 21-bit magnetic encoder tracks address inputs to tiny fractions of a degree.

In its brain is a 600 MHz processor running MOZA’s NexGen FFB 4.0 algorithm. A new force feedback interpolation algorithm smoothes out harsh signal steps, eliminating notchy or grainy sensations across the edge.

For beginners moving up from gear- or belt-driven wheels, the MOZA R5 Pro Racing Simulator offers a basic all-in-one package. Includes an upgraded 6Nm direct drive base, an ES Lite steering wheel, SRP Lite2 pedals and a desk clamp.

The updated base provides additional force feedback headroom, while the 21-bit magnetic encoder offers more than two million points of resolution. SRP Lite2 pedals can also be upgraded over time with optional brake and accelerator performance kits.

Long-distance truck simulator enthusiasts are not left out either. R5 Pro Truck Driving Simulator swaps the standard racing wheel for the massive MOZA TSW Truck Wheel for total realism in commercial vehicles.

Practical farming for tractor enthusiasts.

Agricultural simulation is a huge market and MOZA is entering that category with the purpose-built MOZA agricultural control system. This configuration is designed specifically for farm machinery, heavy construction equipment, and commercial trucks.

The panel features a Hall effect joystick, a dedicated throttle lever, an integrated control module and 46 programmable inputs. It gives you physical buttons and switches for each hydraulic arm, harvester tool and attachment.

From the first moment, it offers official support for Farming Simulator 25, while maintaining full compatibility with Farming Simulator 22, Construction Simulator, Euro Truck Simulator 2 and American Truck Simulator.

All input assignments, dead zones and control curves can be adjusted directly through MOZA Pit House.

Taking to the skies with new force-feedback flight equipment

Following premium flight equipment launches, MOZA releases the AY90 Force Feedback Yoke Base for desktop aviators. Reduces active force feedback to a more affordable size and price.

The AY90 offers 4.2 Nm of swing torque, 90 N of reciprocating force and 95 mm of pitch travel. Simulates control surface drag as a function of airspeed, trim tab forces, atmospheric turbulence, stall shake, and landing gear impacts.

Works natively with Microsoft Flight Simulator, X-Plane and DCS World. An upcoming update to the MOZA Cockpit software will also add profile importing to streamline configuration of complex aircraft.

To match the base, MOZA introduced the MFY Pro Yoke handle. The main feature here is a built-in 4.3-inch touchscreen right in the center of the yoke.

The screen can render live flight instruments and custom cockpit pages, which is a big advantage for desktop pilots with a single monitor. The handle also features 26 programmable inputs, two Hall effect joysticks, and MOZA’s quick release connection system.

Hardware training wheels that physically move your hands

Software updates are also coming to the ecosystem, as highlighted by MOZA AI Coach within the MOZA Pit House app. This is the industry’s first training software that takes active control of your force feedback hardware during training.

Instead of just watching a video or looking at telemetry doodles, AI Coach physically moves the steering wheel and presses the pedals. By holding the steering wheel loosely, you feel the exact steering angles, brake pressure, and throttle application that a fast lap driver uses.

It includes three operating modes covering Beginner, Intermediate and Professional. You can choose between Active Guidance, Pulse Guidance and Haptic Guidance depending on how much assistance you want.

After completing a stint, you can overlay your telemetry graphs with the AI ​​reference lap to see exactly where you’re losing time.

Australian pricing and local availability

The MOZA HMA150 Haptic Motion System, AY90 Force Feedback Yoke Base, MFY Pro Yoke Handle, R16 Ultra Direct Drive Wheel Base, R5 Pro Racing Simulator, R5 Pro Truck Driving Simulator, and MOZA Farm Control System will be available for order starting July 28, 2026 through the MOZA online store and participating authorized retailers.

MOZA HMA150 Haptic Motion System – Set of Four Actuators
USD $2,999.00 | 3,199.00 euros | GBP £2,799.00 | 5,499.00 Australian dollars | JPY 499,900 yen

MOZA agricultural control system
USD $199.00 | 209.00 euros | GBP £179.00 | 369.00 Australian dollars | JPY 33,900 yen

MOZA R16 Ultra Direct Drive Wheelbase
USD $529.00 | 549.00 euros | GBP £499.00 | AU$979.00 | JPY 88,900 yen

MOZA R5 Professional Racing Simulator
USD $399.00 | 419.00 euros | GBP £389.00 | 729.00 Australian dollars | JPY 64,900 yen

MOZA R5 Pro Truck Driving Simulator
USD $499.00 | 529.00 euros | GBP £479.00 | 909.00 Australian dollars | JPY 80,900 yen

MOZA AY90 Force Feedback Yoke Base
USD $399.00 | 419.00 euros | GBP £379.00 | 699.00 Australian dollars | JPY 66,900 yen

MOZA MFY Pro Yoke Handle
USD $299.00 | 309.00 euros | GBP £279.00 | AU$549.00 | JPY 48,900 yen

Whether you want to build a full motion pit or just cut corn in Farming Simulator with physical switches, MOZA’s latest line has pretty much all the bases covered.

For more information, head to MOZA.