Thrustmaster has unveiled the T-GT III, a new officially licensed Gran Turismo 7 racing wheel and pedal bundle for PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4. It is the company’s first Direct Axial Drive bundle designed for Gran Turismo and its first to include a load-cell pedal set.
The T-GT III delivers 5 Nm of constant torque, with Thrustmaster claiming an overshoot capacity of up to 10 Nm for brief increases in force feedback. Its Harmony technology adds two Gran Turismo-specific haptic effects: Gear Jolt for gear changes and Engine Roar for vibrations tied to engine RPM.
The bundle uses a leather-finished Gran Turismo wheel with four rotary encoders mapped directly to in-game settings. The included load-cell pedal set measures braking pressure rather than relying only on pedal travel, a setup commonly used in higher-end sim racing hardware for more consistent braking input.
The complete T-GT III bundle will go on sale December 3 for USD 749.99 (about PHP 47,000). Thrustmaster also lists recommended prices of EUR 699.99, GBP 649.99, and JPY 136,400, with worldwide availability expected before Christmas.
The launch comes as Thrustmaster returns as an official partner of the Gran Turismo World Series. The company and Gran Turismo developer Polyphony Digital have worked together for 16 years, including on the T300RS GT Edition and earlier T-GT wheels.
Thrustmaster said it plans to continue updating the T-GT III through software and firmware as Gran Turismo receives future Spec updates. The Gran Turismo 7 Spec IV update is being released in two parts, with the first scheduled for October and the second for December.