MOZA Racing has teased a new Porsche product for Gamescom 2026, with the first image strongly pointing towards the return of its 911 GT3 RS-inspired steering wheel first shown a year ago.
MOZA Racing has added another major manufacturer to its growing list of Gamescom 2026 teasers, announcing a new MOZA Racing x Porsche reveal ahead of the Cologne show.
The company published the first teaser on August 25 with the message: “Inspired by a legend. MOZA Racing × Porsche. A new icon arrives at Gamescom 2026.” While MOZA has not yet named the product, the accompanying image reveals enough of the steering wheel to make a strong connection with hardware the company first displayed at Gamescom 2025.
The teaser shows a circular Porsche steering wheel with a gold centre marker, Porsche crest, MOZA branding and a control layout that closely resembles the Porsche Sim Racing Steering Wheel inspired by the Porsche 911 GT3 RS unveiled by MOZA last year.
The Porsche wheel first appeared at Gamescom 2025
MOZA originally unveiled its Porsche Sim Racing Steering Wheel at Gamescom 2025 as an officially licensed product inspired by the road-going Porsche 911 GT3 RS.
At the time, the wheel featured an eco-friendly microfiber grip, carbon fibre-reinforced construction and a 2.99-inch HD display integrated into the centre. The screen was designed to support customizable dashboards through MOZA Pit House, alongside configurable RGB lighting and an extensive collection of controls.
MOZA announced 12 RGB buttons, four rotary encoders, two seven-way funky switches, four thumbwheels and two additional rear buttons. Magnetic forged-carbon paddles with Hall sensors provided shifting and dual-clutch functionality, with the design capable of expanding to a total of six paddles.
An aluminium quick-release system was also part of the original specification, while compatibility with third-party wheelbases was planned through MOZA’s Universal Hub Kit.
Despite being publicly shown at Gamescom 2025, however, the Porsche wheel never received a confirmed retail price or commercial release date. It also does not currently appear among the steering wheels available through MOZA’s public store or download centre.
That makes the timing of today’s teaser particularly significant.
The new teaser closely matches the original GT3 RS-inspired design
MOZA has deliberately kept most of the new steering wheel hidden, but the visible details strongly suggest this is a further development of the same Porsche project rather than an unrelated new product.
The image shows the upper half of a fully round rim, with a gold marker positioned at 12 o’clock and stitching visible across the inside of the grip. The centre carries the Porsche crest alongside MOZA Racing branding, while parts of the surrounding control area are visible beneath the deliberately dark lighting.
Those elements closely match the design language of the Porsche Sim Racing Steering Wheel shown last year.
There are some apparent visual differences, particularly around the centre branding and presentation, which could indicate that MOZA is now showing a more finalized production version. However, the company has not confirmed whether the 2026 product is identical to the 2025 prototype or whether specifications have changed during development.
For that reason, the specifications announced last year should not yet be treated as final for the Gamescom 2026 version.
MOZA could have revised the display, electronics, materials, paddle configuration or compatibility before commercial production. Price and availability also remain completely unconfirmed.
MOZA is preparing a major Gamescom 2026 lineup
Porsche is now only one part of an increasingly large Gamescom campaign from MOZA.
The company has already teased a collaboration with Ford, with imagery pointing towards the Mustang GTD, as well as a separate Mercedes-Benz global debut. MOZA is also preparing the world premiere of its officially licensed MotoGP simulation hardware during Gamescom.
The Porsche announcement therefore gives MOZA at least four major licensed projects surrounding this year’s event.
It also continues a partnership that has already produced the Porsche Mission R Steering Wheel, which MOZA commercially launched at CES 2026. The Mission R is a separate product from the wheel teased today, using a Formula-style shape and a large flexible OLED display rather than the round 911-inspired design.
MOZA will exhibit at Hall 10.1, Booth A-022 during Gamescom 2026, which runs from August 26 to 30.
The company has not yet confirmed when during the event it will fully reveal the new Porsche hardware. Until then, the exact product name, final specifications, pricing, compatibility and retail availability remain unknown.
However, with the teaser closely matching the Porsche 911 GT3 RS-inspired steering wheel first shown twelve months ago, Gamescom 2026 could finally mark the transition of that project from prototype to a finished commercial product.
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