MOZA Essenza SCV12 Steering Wheel
Lamborghini Squadra Corse licensed carbon wheel with 4.3" touchscreen
Description
The MOZA Essenza SCV12 is an officially licensed Automobili Lamborghini Squadra Corse replica of the wheel from the track-only Essenza SCV12 hypercar, unveiled in October 2024.
Build. 3D twill carbon fiber front plate, CNC-machined aluminum alloy frame and back plate and suede leather grips. Dimensions are 310 × 164 × 175 mm and weight is 1950 g.
Display. A 4.3-inch color LCD touchscreen (800 × 480) with interfaces modeled on the real car, customizable with telemetry in MOZA Pit House.
Controls. 8 backlit buttons, 4 rotary encoders (12-position, incremental or discrete) and 4 thumb encoders, plus 2 aluminum alloy shifter paddles. There are no clutch paddles, joystick or seven-way switch.
Lights. 10 RPM shift LEDs (16.7 million colors) and side flag LEDs.
Compatibility. Includes a precision aluminum MOZA quick release and fits all MOZA bases currently on sale; third-party bases via the MOZA Universal Hub Kit. PC only.
Features & highlights
Driving style
The Essenza SCV12 is a collector's wheel for Lamborghini fans. Its 310 mm GT shape and touchscreen suit GT3 and hypercar driving in Assetto Corsa Competizione (where Lamborghini Huracán GT3s feature), iRacing, Le Mans Ultimate and Assetto Corsa. It is relatively heavy and deep, so a reviewer recommends at least an R9 base, and it sits further out than other MOZA wheels, which can change seating position. Best for Lamborghini enthusiasts who value the licensed replica; less suited for competitive racers wanting clutch paddles, magnetic shifters or SimHub, where the FSR2 or Vision GS offer more for less.
Build quality
The Essenza SCV12 uses a 3D twill carbon fiber front plate on a CNC-machined aluminum alloy frame with Lamborghini suede grips, weighing 1950 g. Reviewers praise the materials, but the aluminum shifters are toggle-style rather than magnetic, and the preview unit's thumb encoders felt overly sensitive. MOZA lists up to 24 months of warranty.
Software
The Essenza SCV12 is set up in MOZA Pit House on Windows PC, which a reviewer called well organized; the 4.3-inch touchscreen can show customized telemetry pages with Lamborghini-style layouts. Reviewers flagged early software errors (tire pressure units and formulas) and no automatic per-car shift-light profiles, and there is no SimHub support. It is PC only; the MOZA Universal Hub Kit enables third-party bases.
Specifications
Pros
- Licensed Lamborghini Squadra Corse design
- CNC aluminum, carbon and suede construction
- 4.3-inch touchscreen with customizable telemetry
- Fits well in the hand
- Works with third-party bases via hub kit
Cons
- Very expensive at $1,299
- Non-magnetic paddles and no clutch paddles
- No joystick or seven-way switch
- No SimHub support
- Thumb encoders too sensitive on preview unit
- Fixed rotary labels (Clutch, Wiper, Mode, Page)
What's in the box
- Essenza SCV12 steering wheel
- Custom packaging box
- MOZA sticker