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MOZA Porsche Mission R Steering Wheel — Officially licensed Porsche replica with 5.4" curved OLED and CNC aluminum chassis
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MOZA Porsche Mission R Steering Wheel

Officially licensed Porsche replica with 5.4" curved OLED and CNC aluminum chassis

Description

The MOZA Porsche Mission R is an officially licensed replica of the steering wheel from Porsche's Mission R electric race car concept, built from Porsche's original CAD data and shown at CES 2026.

Build. CNC-machined aerospace-grade aluminum frame and back plate, a curved (300R) high-strength tempered glass front and faux suede grips. Width is 320 mm, and the wheel sits deeper than a typical MOZA wheel.

Display. A 5.4-inch flexible OLED (720p, 60 Hz) behind the curved glass, with a fully customizable UI in MOZA Pit House. There is no separate rev LED bar; shift lights are drawn on the display.

Controls. 4 backlit and 4 floating short-travel buttons, 2 rear buttons, 2 thumb buttons, 2 aluminum rotary encoders and 2 aluminum thumbwheels. Aluminum magnetic shift paddles and aluminum magnetic clutch paddles support single or dual-clutch operation.

Compatibility. Fits all MOZA wheel bases with the all-aluminum MOZA quick release; third-party bases via the MOZA Universal Hub Kit. PC only.

Where to buyUpdated Oct 31, 2026
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USD 1,299
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Features & highlights

Officially licensed by Porsche, built from original CAD data
320 mm width
CNC-machined aerospace-grade aluminum chassis
Curved high-strength tempered glass front
5.4-inch flexible OLED, 720p, 60 Hz
Faux suede grips
12 buttons including rear and thumb buttons
2 aluminum rotary encoders and 2 aluminum thumbwheels
Aluminum magnetic shift paddles
Aluminum magnetic dual-clutch paddles
Universal Hub Kit support
Largest, sharpest screen on any MOZA wheel
Shown at CES 2026
All-aluminum chassis with no flex reported

Driving style

The Mission R is a statement wheel for high-end rigs. Its rigid aluminum chassis and large OLED make it feel at home in single-seaters, prototypes and modern GT cars in iRacing (reviewers liked it in the IR18 Indycar), Le Mans Ultimate, Assetto Corsa Competizione and the F1 series. It is deep and heavy, so it needs a strong direct drive base such as the R16 Ultra or above, and reviewers found it a weaker fit for rally and road cars. Best for Porsche fans and collectors who want a showpiece that drives well; less suited for value-focused buyers, as the FSR2 or GS V2P offer more inputs for far less money.

Build quality

Premium build

The chassis and back plate are CNC-machined aerospace-grade aluminum with no meaningful flex or creaking reported, behind a curved tempered glass front and faux suede grips. Encoders, thumbwheels and paddles are aluminum, a step up from MOZA's plastic parts, although reviewers found the plastic buttons underwhelming at this price. MOZA lists up to 24 months of warranty.

Software

The Mission R is configured in MOZA Pit House on Windows PC, which maps inputs, sets paddle modes and lets you build widget layouts for the 5.4-inch OLED. Reviewers say the default presets feel unfinished (speed shown instead of gear) and there is no SimHub support. It is a PC wheel without console licensing; force feedback comes from the MOZA base. The MOZA Universal Hub Kit enables third-party bases.

Specifications

Buttons12 (4 backlit, 4 floating, 2 rear, 2 thumb)
Display5.4" curved OLED, 720p, 60 Hz
Shifter PaddlesMagnetic aluminum
Diameter320 mm
ConstructionCNC aerospace-grade aluminum, curved tempered glass front
GripFaux suede
Quick ReleaseMOZA aluminum quick release
LEDsBacklit buttons; on-screen RPM lights
Encoders2 aluminum rotary encoders + 2 aluminum thumbwheels
Paddle ModeShift + single or dual clutch
SoftwareMOZA Pit House

Pros

  • Rigid all-aluminum build with no flex
  • Sharp, clear 5.4-inch curved OLED
  • Grippy, premium faux suede
  • Firm, positive aluminum paddles
  • Aluminum encoders and thumbwheels
  • Tight quick release

Cons

  • Very expensive at $1,299
  • Fewer inputs than cheaper MOZA wheels (no joysticks or seven-way switches)
  • Plastic buttons feel underwhelming at the price
  • No SimHub support and unfinished presets
  • Deep, heavy chassis needs a strong base and may change seating position
  • Pre-labeled buttons

What's in the box

  • Porsche Mission R steering wheel
  • User manual
  • MOZA sticker
  • Warranty card

Frequently asked questions

Which wheel bases work with the MOZA Porsche Mission R?

MOZA lists all MOZA wheel bases via the MOZA quick release, plus third-party bases through the MOZA Universal Hub Kit. Reviewers say it is heavy and recommend a strong direct drive base to keep detail and responsiveness.

How good is the Mission R's OLED screen?

Reviewers praise the 5.4-inch curved 720p OLED as sharp, clear and able to show many widgets legibly. The default layout and presets feel unfinished, it collects fingerprints, and there is no SimHub support.

How does the Mission R feel on track?

Reviewers describe it as rigid, stable and well balanced, with firm aluminum paddles; one says it feels like driving a spaceship. It suits single-seaters and prototypes more than rally or road cars.

Is the Mission R deeper than other MOZA wheels?

Yes. A reviewer measured about 155 mm from face to quick-release collar, roughly 50-60 mm deeper than a standard MOZA wheel, which may require adjusting your seating position.

Is the Porsche Mission R worth $1,299?

Reviewers agree it is well made and fun to drive, but one calls it one for Porsche completionists only, since the FSR2 and GS V2P offer more inputs for much less. Plastic buttons were also seen as underwhelming at this price.

Mission R vs Essenza SCV12: which licensed MOZA wheel is better?

Both cost $1,299. The Mission R has a larger 5.4-inch OLED, magnetic aluminum paddles with dual clutch and an all-aluminum chassis; the Essenza SCV12 has a 4.3-inch touchscreen, more encoders and non-magnetic paddles. Reviews favor the Mission R's paddles and screen.

Does the Mission R work on Xbox or PlayStation?

No. It is a PC wheel without console licensing. MOZA's Xbox option is the ESX wheel.

What warranty does the Mission R have?

MOZA's US store lists up to 24 months of warranty protection.