Moza’s first motion platform priced, released

Moza Racing’s first foray into motion sim racing is now available.

The HMA150 Haptic Motion Actuator has been released today, 28th July 2026, and will be priced at $2,999 / €3,199 / £2,799 (for the four-actuator set).

To be clear, this isn’t for a full setup, including seat and cockpit, for example.

Instead, this is a quartet of motion actuators, which can be retrofitted to a sim racing rig and provide movement with the aim of increasing immersion.

Initially showcased at the San Francisco GDC event in March, the four-axis system aims to replicate pitch, roll and heave effects through 150 mm of travel and at response speeds of up to 300 mm/s. It features an integrated controller and includes an emergency stop switch.

Moza claims to have developed its own servo motors, control algorithms, structural engineering and software.

Speaking of the software, Moza Motion Manager, it allows for settings such as vibration effects, motion range, intensity and individual movement axes to be tweaked.

Two AI-powered software features

It also features AI Motion, which monitors game visuals and audio to create movement for titles without native telemetry support. Or, in other words, a motion experience for games that don’t support such a system.

Moza is keen to stress that it is “designed to complement, rather than replace” native systems.

Through the Moza Pit House software, designed to control devices such as wheels, wheel bases and pedals, there is now the option of the Moza AI Coach. Data can be compared, as the coach guides users through techniques to find lap time.

The motion system, Motion Manager software and AI Coach within the Pit House software are all available from today, 28th July, at the same time as the updated R5 Pro and R16 Ultra wheel bases launch.

In other news, Moza is now the official partner of the Gran Turismo World Series and will also have its own dedicated booth at the SimRacing Expo in Frankfurt this October.

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