An extension tailored for the MOZA ecosystem

The RM High-Definition Digital Dashboard isn’t designed to appeal to everyone, and that’s precisely its strength. MOZA designed it as a piece of a specific puzzle: that of the R16 and R21 wheelbases, its two high-end direct-drive bases. The unit attaches directly to the base, locks into place, and requires no additional cables or external power supply. We appreciate this integrated design: instead of a third-party accessory that requires plugging in and tinkering, you get a cohesive system that visually extends the MOZA lineup.

What the screen shows you

At the heart of the device is a 5-inch screen with a resolution of 800 x 480 pixels, a refresh rate of 60 Hz, and the ability to display up to 16.7 million colors. On paper, the resolution is modest compared to newer models, but at this screen size and the distance from which you view a dashboard during a race, the information remains clear and legible. The 60-frame-per-second refresh rate prevents stuttering on gauges that are rising rapidly—a crucial factor when your eyes linger on the screen for only a fraction of a second.

In terms of data, the RM covers most of what a driver monitors: speed, engine RPM, gear selected, fuel level, tire temperatures and pressures, lap time, fastest lap of the session, gaps, and race position. This allows drivers to keep their eyes on the track while having vital information right in their immediate field of vision.

Seven Faces for a Single Panel

Where the RM really shines is in its display flexibility. Seven dashboard styles are available, each tailored to a different racing scenario: a minimalist layout for a single-seater hot lap, and a more detailed display for managing an endurance race with fuel consumption and tire wear under constant monitoring. Switching between and customizing these layouts is controlled through the MOZA Pit House suite—the same interface that already centralizes basic and steering wheel settings. This keeps you within a familiar software environment without having to juggle multiple applications.

This suite also ensures plug-and-play compatibility with more than ten actively supported simulations, including Assetto Corsa, the F1 series, and DiRT Rally 2. Telemetry is automatically transmitted once the game is recognized, eliminating the need to manually edit configuration files.

Manufacturing and Assembly

The RM features an aluminum alloy frame, a choice that makes it both stiffer and more impact-resistant than a plastic shell. The finish complements the metallic aesthetic of MOZA bases, so that when assembled, the unit looks like a single, seamless unit rather than an aftermarket addition. Installation is as simple as screwing the dash onto the base using the included kit, with no intermediate electronics required. The box contains the dashboard, mounting hardware, a quick start guide, and the warranty card.

Compatibility: What to Check Before Buying

Here’s what you need to know before ordering: the RM is compatible only with the MOZA R16 and R21 wheelbases. It cannot be mounted on the brand’s more affordable models, let alone on competing equipment. This isn’t a universal dashboard that fits into any setup, but a proprietary extension. For a pilot who already owns an R16 or an R21, it’s a natural addition that fits perfectly with the system’s design philosophy. For everyone else, this product simply isn’t the right entry point.

Our Opinion

The MOZA RM High-Definition Digital Dashboard does exactly what you’d expect it to do: provide clear, well-integrated feedback for a high-end MOZA direct-drive gimbal. The resolution isn’t anything spectacular, but its readability, cable-free setup, and the variety of seven layouts controlled via Pit House make it a cohesive and user-friendly accessory. Its only real drawback is also its raison d’être: it’s limited to the R16 and R21 models. Well-targeted, it checks all the boxes.