If you thought your sim racing rig was complete, MOZA is here to tell you that your wallet is not safe. The simulation giant has officially dropped one of its biggest product announcements to date, spanning racing, aviation, heavy machinery, and full-cockpit motion hardware. Leading the charge is the MOZA HMA150 Haptic Motion System, a four-actuator setup that brings full 3DOF motion to your seat. Alongside it, MOZA has refreshed its direct drive racing line, expanded its force feedback flight gear, launched a dedicated farming controller, and rolled out AI software that physically guides your hands around a racetrack. Here is everything you need to know about MOZA’s massive hardware explosion and what it will cost you here in Australia. Shake, rattle, and roll with the MOZA HMA150 For years, getting a true motion rig involved buying expensive industrial actuators and routing miles of messy cabling 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 heave. You will feel every heavy braking dive, weight transfer through high-speed sweepers, elevation change, and violent curb strike directly through your seat. The technical specifications on these struts are no joke. They offer 150 mm of total travel, top speeds of up to 300 mm/s, and acceleration forces exceeding 1G under supported load conditions. If you happen to be a heavier driver or have a heavy steel rig, the system supports a maximum platform payload of 350 kg. High-frequency tactile vibration effects can also rumble up to 200 Hz to simulate engine revs and road surface textures. To prevent you from slamming into the floor when turning the rig off, MOZA has included controlled descent protection