Polyphony Digital has announced a partnership with Moza Racing to develop officially licensed racing peripherals for Gran Turismo 7 on PlayStation 5. The collaboration is noteworthy because Moza's existing high-performance simulation equipment currently lacks PS5 compatibility, making the timing of the announcement somewhat premature. Both parties are working on a Gran Turismo-branded steering wheel controller, with Moza committing to introduce its first PlayStation-compatible racing products through this partnership.

Gran Turismo creator Kazunori Yamauchi expressed particular confidence in Moza's technical capabilities, citing the company's expertise in precision motor control—technology he had previously observed in their camera gimbal products. The announcement appears to be the opening phase of a broader relationship, with both Moza Racing and Polyphony Digital hinting at additional product announcements to come. Given Moza's reputation for premium-priced, high-quality simulation hardware, the resulting peripherals are expected to target serious competitive players and enthusiasts.