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Moza unveils KS Pro steering wheel with huge bang-for-buck potential

Moza has revealed its KS Pro steering wheel, featuring numerous inputs, a 2.99-inch high-def screen and RGB backlit buttons.

Moza unveils KS Pro steering wheel with huge bang-for-buck potential

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By Ross McGregor

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In addition to the Porsche Mission R and CS Pro steering wheels, Moza unveiled the KS Pro today (6th January 2026).

The formula-style rim is a step above the Chinese firm’s incumbent KS Steering Wheel, featuring two extra thumbwheels, two more ‘brake magic’ buttons to the rear, an additional two rotary encoders, plus a 2.99-inch high-definition screen.

Moza unveils KS Pro steering wheel with huge bang-for-buck potential

It arguably looks better too, dispensing with the rather garish carbon fibre front plate for a more modest forged carbon finish. Its 10 face buttons are illuminated by LEDs, with the KS’s thumbsticks replaced by seven-way funky switches,


Remarkably, the KS Pro will retail for just $329 / €349 / £319, providing plenty of functionality for a comparatively small outlay.

Moza unveils KS Pro steering wheel with huge bang-for-buck potential

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Sitting at 300mm wide, the KS Pro features the ubiquitous pair of analogue clutch paddles and a pair of shifter paddles, all of which are constructed from forged carbon, with Moza’s customary alloy quick-release hub fitted.

We will have a review of the Moza KS Pro in the coming days, but in the meantime, readers can check out our thoughts on its brand-new CS Pro circular steering wheel here.

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