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Simucube Throttle: A New Passive Pedal Companion

The guys from Granite Device are pioneers in this simracing universe, theirs is the first commercial Direct Drive as such as they were the first to integrate all the electronics in the chassis of the Direct Drive itself. On this occasion, they depart from their last work on Active Pedals to create a throttle worthy of accompanying one of those incredible pedals.

The global leader in premium sim-racing gear, Simucube, announces the launch of its eagerly awaited passive Simucube Throttle pedal to accompany the second batch of Simucube ActivePedals.

Introducing the Simucube Throttle, the ideal companion powered by ActivePedal. Simucube Throttle is crafted for convenience and outstanding performance and provides easy-to-operate physical adjustability.

Simucube Throttle presents a unique advantage: it requires no tools to adjust the travel and spring preload. This user-friendly pedal makes it a perfect choice for newcomers and seasoned enthusiasts to accompany their first ActivePedal in the high-end force feedback sim racing arena.

Built like a tank and designed for ease of maintenance, the Simucube Throttle is prepared to endure years of high-octane racing if you can resist the temptation to upgrade all your pedals to have complete software control and force feedback. A full 5-year warranty now backs all Simucube Pedals to assure you of its quality and longevity.

– The plan was to launch passive pedals alongside the ground-breaking Simucube ActivePedal. However, ActivePedal was ready earlier, and we wanted to release this revolutionary technology as soon as possible. Waiting would have deprived us of valuable customer feedback and prevented the ActivePedal from reaching its current extraordinary level, says Hannu Harju, CEO

Simucube sold out the first batch of ActivePedal, customer reactions and first reviews are already out on Discord and YouTube, and demand for the second batch has been very high. The second batch is  on sale at 25ht of May 2023 with the Simucube Throttle.

– While our software development has been focused on bringing exciting upgrades for our ActivePedals and soon also to Simucube 2 wheelbases, our hardware designers have poured their high standards into the Simucube Throttle. It is now easy to use and ready for sale” , stated Tero Kontkanen, CTO

Introducing Simucube Pedals

  • Simucube Throttle Pedal MSRP 281€ (VAT 0%)
  • Simucube Throttle +  Simucube ActivePedal MSRP 2279€ (VAT 0%)
  • Simucube Throttle + 2x Simucube ActivePedal MSRP 4079€ (VAT 0%)

Simucube Throttle has no own electronics and is powered by the Simucube ActivePedal. Together they offer an easy solution for the racers to join the force feedback experience on the pedal side in one package. Lowering the entry to the world of ActivePedals from the cost side is the core thinking of this bundle, with as much quality as possible.

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