Thermaltake's CES 2026 booth was packed with racing simulator products, as the manufacturer seems determined to build an entire ecosystem. This year, Thermaltake came to CES with three new cockpits alongside other racing gear. The GR900 has a rigid aluminium frame, supports triple-monitor configurations, adjustable seats, and integrates with the S700 GT Racing bucket seat. The GR700 features a sturdy tubular steel frame, motion feedback, a built-in monitor mount for curved displays, and RGB lighting. The GK500 brings the posture and feel of karting to the racing simulator. It uses an ergonomic design to suit a wide range of users and has adjustable components. All these three new cockpits are compatible with Thermaltake GM5 3DOF Motion System, XRW-G1 GT Steering Wheel, XRP-L1 Loadcel Pedal Set, and other racing sim products

Along with the three cockpits, Thermaltake also introduced the XRW G1 Steering Wheel. It features a 5-inch touchscreen and sports aluminium clutch and shifter paddles. Specifications includes 15 customizable RGB LED light strip, 3+3 RGB LED flag indicators, ten RGB backlit buttons, three front rotary encoders, two thumb rotary encoders, front and rear toggle switches, and dual five-way funky switches. Next we have the XRP L1 Loadcell Pedal Set. This promises realistic braking performance, featuring adjustable settings, a sturdy aluminium frame, Hall sensors, and USB-C connectivity. Both the XRW G1 Steering Wheel and the XRP L1 Loadcell Pedal Set are scheduled for launch in March 2026 alongside the GK500 cockpit.