Simucube Savu Pro ergonomic grip - designed to fit your hands naturally

Light, rigid, made for your hands

The full-metal frame is produced with high-pressure die casting - strong and rigid, yet only 1700 g with the quick release attached. The shape follows your hands, not the other way around.

A screenless GT layout keeps the mass low and the focus on driving - in line with Simucube's industrial design philosophy: the most reliable component is the one you don't need.

Simucube Savu shifter paddles close-up - responsive tactile action

Responsive, tactile shifts

The shifters went through endless testing and numerous iterations to land on a snappy, satisfying action - a clear mechanical event under your fingers on every gear change.

Two shifters and two clutch paddles come as standard, and the wheel can be equipped with an extra set of paddles when your setup grows.

Simucube Link Hub - one hub connects and protects all Simucube Link devices

One Link Hub runs it all

The Savu Sport is a Simucube wireless wheel: power flows contactlessly through the attached Link Quick Release, data through the Simucube Link Hub. The Hub occupies a single USB port and protects your rig from unexpected USB disconnections, power surges and grounding issues.

Note! A Simucube Link Hub is required and not included. One Hub runs all Link devices - if you already own an ActivePedal or a Valo GT-23, you are covered.

Savu Sport or Savu Pro?

Both share the same full-metal body, paddles and 12 RGB backlit buttons. The Savu Pro steps up with additional shifters and encoders plus a bright top-mounted telemetry LED strip - the Sport keeps the essentials and the price sharp. Want it with a wheelbase? Save with the Simucube 3 Pro + Savu Sport or Simucube 3 Sport + Savu Sport bundle.

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FAQs

Savu Sport or Savu Pro - which one should I choose?

The Sport carries the Savu essentials: full-metal die-cast frame, 12 RGB buttons with 20 interchangeable caps, 2 shifters, 2 clutch paddles, 2 thumb encoders and 2 seven-way switches. The Savu Pro adds side thumb encoders, 3 rotary encoders, 2 twelve-position switches and a 27-LED telemetry strip. If you mainly race GT and want the core inputs, the Sport covers it.

How is the Savu Sport powered - does it have a battery?

No battery: power transfers wirelessly through the attached Simucube Link Quick Release, and data flows wirelessly through the Simucube Link Hub. Nothing to charge and no cable between wheel and base.

Is the Savu Sport compatible with Simucube 2?

Not in this version - without a battery it needs the wireless power of a Simucube 3 (Sport, Pro or Ultimate). A battery-powered Simucube 2 configuration exists on request, and a Simucube 2 Savu can later be converted to Simucube 3 by adding the Link Quick Release.

What do I need to use the Savu Sport?

A Simucube 3 wheelbase and one Simucube Link Hub (not included). A single Hub runs all Simucube Link devices - if you already own an ActivePedal or Valo GT-23, you are covered. The wheel is PC only.

Can extra paddles be added later?

Yes - like the Pro, the Savu Sport can be equipped with an additional set of paddles on top of the standard 2 shifters and 2 clutch paddles.