Moza Racing launches truck simulator in Aus

The Farming and Truck simulation gaming experience has taken a leap forward with the introduction of the MOZA TSW Truck Wheel, the world's first steering wheel designed exclusively for truck simulators.

Garnering acclaim at its Gamescom 2023 premiere, this launch is set to redefine the truck simulator genre, we're told, merging unmatched realism with cutting-edge innovation.

MOZA says that recent market and industry research indicates that enthusiasts are seeking high-fidelity realism, customisation options, and innovative features that closely mimic the intricacies of truck driving. The MOZA TSW Truck Wheel, with its focus on realism, innovation, and an enhanced user experience, has been positioned to meet these expectations.

With its classic four-spoke design and standard 400mm diameter, this wheel brings the authenticity of a truck’s control into your hands. The rim is wrapped in hand-stitched microfiber leather and offers a blend of comfort and grip, while the aluminium frame is aid to guarantee long-term durability.

Equipped with customisable RGB buttons and LED lights, it allows for extensive personalisation. Compatibility with all MOZA bases, as well as third-party systems through a universal adapter, ensures a fit into any setup.

Enhanced by its high-strength steel construction and adjustment options, the MOZA TSW Truck Wheel is designed for simulation enthusiasts seeking depth, functionality, and 'an immersive driving experience'. The MOZA TSW Truck Wheel is available from Australian retailers for $549.95.

Also launching is a dedicated truck mount. The MOZA TSW Truck Wheel is paired with a dedicated bracket specifically engineered for truck cockpits, it guarantees the perfect driving position, providing an authentic and immersive truck driving experience. The MOZA Clamp for Truck Wheel is available at $119.95.

MOZA has developed a Multi-function Stalk designed to complement the TSW Truck Wheel. This multi-function accessory replicates the functionality of real vehicle stalks, offering 26 distinct signals for comprehensive control, including turn signals, lighting, and cruise control, promising ergonomic harmony with the MOZA TSW.

MOZA today also launched the SGP Sequential Shifter that is now available at Australian retailers for $249.95. We don't know if they have one that emulates an 18-speed Road Ranger, but we'll keep you posted.

Moza says that the introduction of features like the Multi-function Stalk and the Sequential Shifter underscores MOZA's understanding of the community's desire for comprehensive control options that replicate real-world driving scenarios.