The Simucube Valo EVO is an open-top sim racing wheel with a distinctive bullhorn shape, designed for formula cars, prototypes, and other race cars with an open-top steering wheel design. The open top provides an unobstructed view of the screen and dashboard, while the natural position of the grips supports fast and precise steering movements.

The 315 mm-wide steering wheel consists of a sturdy aluminum frame with durable leather grips. This combination offers a comfortable grip, high rigidity, and direct force feedback. The steering wheel weighs 1.8 kg, including the included Simucube Quick Release.

Ten industrial pushbuttons with aluminum protective bezels, two rotary knobs, two thumb encoders, and two multifunctional 7-way switches offer extensive control options. The eighteen programmable RGB LEDs can display, among other things, RPM, shift points, flag signals, and other telemetry data via Simucube Tuner.

On the back are two magnetic shift paddles with clear tactile and audible feedback. In addition, the steering wheel features two analog clutch levers, which allow for precise starts and an adjustable bite point. The Valo EVO communicates wirelessly with a Simucube 2-wheelbase and uses a rechargeable battery.

Key Features

• Open bullhorn steering wheel for formula cars, prototypes, and open-wheel racing classes
• Handlebar width of 315 mm
• Aluminum handlebar frame with leather grips
• Weight: 1.8 kg
• Ten industrial push buttons with aluminum protective bezels
• Two rotary knobs and two thumb encoders
• Two multifunctional 7-way switches
• Eighteen programmable RGB telemetry LEDs
• Two magnetic switch flippers
• Two analog gearshift levers
• Wireless Connection to Simucube 2
• Rechargeable NiMH battery with a capacity of 2,000 mAh
• Includes Simucube Quick Release for Simucube 2

*Important to know

The Simucube Valo EVO comes with a Simucube Quick Release for a Simucube 2 wheelbase. No USB cable is needed for wireless data transfer to the wheelbase while driving. A Simucube Link Hub is required to configure and use the eighteen RGB LEDs via Simucube Tuner. If you already have a Link Hub—for example, for a Simucube ActivePedal or another compatible product—you do not need another one.