For years, Moza Racing built its reputation on Xbox and PC, quietly becoming one of the most respected names in sim racing hardware thanks to competitive pricing and modular designs that let you upgrade without starting from scratch. PlayStation players watched from the sidelines. That changes now. Polyphony Digital has confirmed Moza Racing as an official peripheral partner for the Gran Turismo World Series, marking the brand's first formal move into the PlayStation ecosystem. The announcement signals that a Gran Turismo-branded sim racing wheel is in development, though no release window has been confirmed yet. For fans of Assetto Corsa and the wider sim racing community, this is a significant shift in the hardware market. What the Gran Turismo partnership actually means This is more than a logo on a box. The partnership between Moza and Polyphony Digital means the two companies are collaborating directly to produce an officially licensed wheel designed for the Gran Turismo experience. Here's the thing: PlayStation has historically been a tough platform to break into for third-party peripheral makers. Licensing requirements are strict, the process is lengthy, and the costs of that process have a habit of flowing straight into the retail price. Moza's CEO and Founder, Chenyong Guan, framed the announcement this way: "Partnering with the Gran Turismo World Series is an exciting milestone for us. Gran Turismo has inspired generations of racing enthusiasts, and we are honoured to contribute to a championship that represents the very best of virtual motorsport." The announcement notably skips any mention of pedals, gear shifters, or handbrakes as part of the new product line. That said, it's reasonable to expect that existing Moza accessories could gain compatibility once the wheelbase and wheel establish the correct protocols for the PlayStation platform. The pricing question nobody wants to answer Moza's