EVO is more than a slogan - it's a true evolution

The strongest of the compact EVO trio: 18 Nm of consistent torque on the ultra-low inertia, Zero-Cogging platform with a 21-bit encoder - near-flagship force feedback without the flagship price.

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Ultra-Low Inertia Technology

Minimal rotor inertia means direction changes happen the instant the car moves. With 18 Nm behind it, kerbs, slides and weight transfer arrive with real force - and the headroom keeps effects sharp instead of clipping.

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Zero-Cogging Technology

Zero-Cogging control delivers the full 18 Nm as one smooth, uninterrupted stream - no notchiness, no distortion, just the consistent feedback sim racers rely on through the longest stints.

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21-Bit Encoder

The 21-bit encoder resolves more than 2 million positions per rotation at a 20 kHz response rate - every micro-correction registers, and every effect lands exactly where the sim intends.

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Open Ecosystem

All Simagic wheels connect natively via QR50/QR70 with wireless power, third-party wheels mount through the optional QR-A adapter, and third-party USB pedals plug straight into the PC.

Note: Side/Front/Desktop mount brackets are optional accessories, sold separately. Front bracket installation disables all magnetic connectivity. Avoid installation if magnetic accessories are needed.

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FAQs

Is 18 Nm enough for sim racing?

For virtually every driver, yes - including demanding GT3 and formula setups. Typical sustained forces sit well below 18 Nm, so the headroom goes into detail: kerbs, slides, ABS pulses and weight transfer stay sharp instead of clipping. The ultra-low inertia motor also reverses direction quickly, which is what makes catching slides feel natural.

What is the difference between the Alpha EVO Pro and the Alpha EVO Ultra?

The Alpha EVO Ultra steps up to 28 Nm of continuous torque with an active cooling system, the new DFDF force feedback algorithm, an 11-port connection hub and native iRacing 360 Hz FFB support. The EVO Pro delivers 18 Nm on the same ultra-low inertia, zero-cogging platform - for most drivers the more sensible buy; the Ultra is for those who want the maximum the Simagic ecosystem offers.

Does the Alpha EVO Pro work on PlayStation or Xbox?

No - the Alpha EVO Pro is PC only (Windows), connected over USB and configured in the free SimPro Manager software.

Which steering wheels and pedals work with the Alpha EVO Pro?

All Simagic wheels natively via QR50/QR70 with wireless power, and third-party wheels via the optional Simagic QR-A adapter. Pedals: the Simagic lineup through the ecosystem, or any third-party USB pedals connected directly to the PC.

Which cockpits is the Alpha EVO Pro compatible with?

Officially: Sim-Lab GT1 EVO, GT1 Pro, P1X Pro, P1X Ultimate and the Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS cockpit. Note that on Sim-Lab cockpits the Alpha EVO series mounts on the wheel deck - the Sim-Lab front mount kits do not support Alpha EVO. For other rigs, check the mounting dimensions drawing linked in the Compatibility tab.