Asetek SimSports just pulled the wraps off its newest steering wheel at the 2026 SimRacing Expo in Frankfurt: the GT Nova, a GT-style rim priced at $299.99 and scheduled to launch in March 2027.
The biggest draw on the GT Nova is a crisp built-in OLED screen right at the top of the faceplate that runs Asetek's RaceHub menu directly on the wheel—letting you tweak force feedback and wheelbase settings on the fly without alt-tabbing out of your sim.
- Integrated OLED display built straight into the top of the wheel chassis.
- Adjust wheelbase torque, damping, and slew rate settings right from your seat.
- Shows live gear, speed, and lap delta telemetry while you are out on track.
No need to take your hands off the grips or open desktop software between sessions.
- Aggressive $299.99 retail price lowers the barrier to Asetek's ecosystem.
- Ergonomic GT grip profile with thumb rotary encoders and magnetic shifters.
- Native wireless power and data connection through Asetek's quick-release hub.
On display all weekend at Asetek's Frankfurt booth ahead of its March 2027 release.
Why Built-In Tuning Matters
One of the best quality-of-life features on a direct drive rig is being able to dial down force feedback strength or tweak brake calibration while sitting on the grid. Bringing an OLED RaceHub screen down to a $299.99 wheel makes Asetek's lineup much more tempting for everyday GT3 and prototype racers. You can check out full specs directly on Asetek's official website.