Gran Turismo®

Thrustmaster have officially licenced Gran Turismo® and PlayStation® wheels, designed to bring you as close to the real thing as possible.

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GT Sport released in 2017 for PlayStation® 4 is a simulation racing game focused mainly on online competitive racing officially supported by the FIA. GT Sport has 324 cars and 82 track configurations.

 
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GT 7 release in 2022 for both PlayStation® 4 & 5 is a simulation racing game that brings the series back to the single player focus. GT 7 has 424 cars and 63 track configurations.
 
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Refined and perfected thanks to more than 23,000 hours of intense Research and Development work, T-GT II has been designed to take the amazing Force Feedback performance of its predecessor (the T-GT) to even greater new heights. With T-GT II, gamers on PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4 and PC can enjoy brand-new levels of precision and durability.
Officially licensed for both PlayStation 5 and Gran Turismo, the T-GT II racing wheel provides key advantages and lifelike sensations in GT Sport thanks to groundbreaking technologies including T-LIN, T-DCC, and especially T-DFB (3D perception of Force Feedback effects).
 

 

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The Thrustmaster T300RS Force Feedback racing wheel lets gamers truly immerse themselves in the world of car racing and hone their skills to improve their performance.