MOZA Racing isn’t slowing down. In what might be their most aggressive hardware dropped to date, the sim racing manufacturer has officially unveiled a complete lineup of high-end gear. The headline act? A full 4-actuator haptic motion system priced under $3,000, a revamped 16 Nm direct drive wheelbase, an upgraded entry-level R5 Pro bundle, and industry-first AI-powered haptic coaching. Here is everything you need to know about MOZA’s latest hardware drop and what it means for your sim rig. 1. MOZA HMA150: Full Cockpit Motion for Under $3,000 Motion platforms have traditionally been reserved for high-end commercial setups or deep-pocketed enthusiasts. MOZA is looking to disrupt that standard with the HMA150 Haptic Motion System. Built around four dedicated actuators delivering 150 mm of travel and speeds up to 300 mm/s, the system is engineered to translate every millisecond of telemetry into physical feedback: - Real-world vehicle dynamics: Simulates pitch, roll, and heave—allowing drivers to feel heavy braking dive, weight transfer through high-speed chicane transitions, elevation shifts, and harsh curb strikes. - Serious performance specs: Capable of generating over 1G of acceleration with a massive payload capacity of 350 kg (771 lbs) and high-frequency tactile vibrations up to 200 Hz. - Integrated design: Unlike traditional systems requiring bulky external power/control boxes, the HMA150 features integrated control units and built-in safety mechanisms (emergency stop and controlled descent protection). What truly sets the HMA150 apart is MOZA’s integrated AI Motion software. When driving in a simulator or game that lacks native telemetry output, the system uses real-time visual and audio analysis to calculate physical motion effects on the fly. 2. MOZA R16 Ultra: Smoother FFB and Flat-Wire Architecture For drivers seeking a serious wheelbase upgrade without jumping into $1,000+ territory, the R16 Ultra Direct Drive Base enters the market at $529 / €549.