MOZA Racing is rolling into COMPUTEX 2025 next week, and that’s a big deal for sim racers. COMPUTEX isn’t some niche expo, it’s one of the biggest tech showcases in the world. And MOZA’s not just there to show off old gear. They’re teasing new hardware, upgraded tech, and possibly a fresh direction for their product line.

The event runs from May 20 to May 23, and MOZA’s booth is expected to include both current favorites (like the R12 base, KS wheel, and HGP shifter) and some never-before-seen prototypes. If you’re into sim racing hardware, especially if you’re MOZA-curious, this is the one to keep an eye on.

🔍 What to Expect

MOZA hasn’t officially said what they’re debuting, but here’s what we’re watching for:

• New direct drive wheelbase? There’s a gap above the R12 that could use a true high-end rival to Simucube or Asetek Invicta.
• Motion platform preview? Rumors have floated around about MOZA exploring motion sim tech. If they bring a prototype, it’ll shake things up (literally).
• Pedal updates: Their CRP and SR-P lines are solid, but a load cell redesign could push them further.
• Updated sim hub and software suite: Their pit house software has been improving, and a more refined version could be in the works.

MOZA has gone from unknown to major player in under three years. They’re aggressive, fast-moving, and not afraid to undercut on price. If they keep pushing forward with quality gear, and now showing it off on global tech stages, they could start threatening the traditional top dogs like Fanatec and Simucube even more.

Plus, COMPUTEX brings global press, tech influencers, and crossover eyes from outside sim racing. If MOZA nails this showcase, they don’t just win with racers, they win with the entire PC gaming and hardware market.

🗓 When & Where

• Event: COMPUTEX Taipei 2025
• Dates: May 20–23
• Location: Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center, Taiwan
• MOZA Booth: Exact booth number TBA (watch their socials)

Expect real-time coverage on their Instagram and YouTube, plus press releases and product breakdowns coming out daily during the event.

MOZA’s presence at COMPUTEX shows they’re playing for keeps. They’re not just a budget alternative anymore, they want to lead. And if what they reveal next week lives up to the hype, the sim hardware space might look very different by the end of 2025.

We’ll be watching closely and covering every drop. Stay tuned and get your upgrade wishlist ready!