The Moza HGP H Pattern is a 7-speed sim racing shifter

Justin Melillo
Moza Racing’s HGP H Pattern Shifter is a new seven-speed (plus reverse) sim racing peripheral for those who’d like to prolong the existence of the manual gearbox.
The Moza HGP H Pattern is a 7-speed sim racing shifter

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MOZA Racing has announced its first sim racing shifter peripheral. On Monday (20th February), the HGP Shifter from MOZA was unveiled to the world, a seven-speed – plus reverse gear – H pattern gear shifter with some advanced technology included.

MOZA indicates that this is made from aviation-grade aluminum, similar to most of the rest of the MOZA lineup of products. It also is shaped and constructed in a way that prevents dust from entering the internal components. Top-notch.

Moza HGP H Pattern Shifter Box

The HGP H Pattern Shifter is meant to represent the same type of gearbox utilized in many classic road cars, or even the current 992 Porsche 911, with a 7+R layout. Seven different gears plus reverse, gears one through six operate in a standard fasion, seventh gear up and to the right and reverse up and to the left.

One thing that the shifter touts is a new “intelligent auto throttle blip system”, which essentially eliminates the need to use the heel-and-toe method when down-shifting. This will blip the throttle in-game for you, smoothing out gearchanges, with the optional feature adjustable within Moza’s Pit House PC software.

MOZA Racing HGP H Pattern Shifter seven gears

Similar to the way other shifters on the market work, moving to reverse or the seventh gear requires a realistic push-down to engage.

Inside, it utilises a 15-bit non-contact position sensor, and the gear knob itself is removable, affixing using standard automotive threading so other designs could be added if you choose.

The Moza HGP H Pattern is a 7-speed sim racing gear shifter

Unfortunately, unlike some other devices, this new one does not work as a sequential shifter, just as the intended H pattern. The MOZA Racing HGP H Pattern Shifter will retail for $149 and a separate desk mount clamp will be available as an optional extra.

MOZA Racing HGP H Pattern Shifter price

$149

MOZA Racing HGP H Pattern Shifter release date

20th February 2023

MOZA Racing HGP H Pattern Shifter compatibility

PC only, via USB or through the MOZA universal hub and compatible bases

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