SIMAGIC P-HPR GT – compact haptic for throttle and clutch pedals

July 5, 2025
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SIMAGIC P-HPR GT – compact linear haptic for throttle and clutch pedals

SIMAGIC has launched a new version of its linear haptic motor – the P-HPR GT. It’s a compact, lighter, and faster alternative to the original P-HPR Linear Haptic Reactor, designed specifically for use in throttle and clutch pedals. Despite its smaller size, the P-HPR GT delivers dynamic feedback and high precision.

What makes the P-HPR GT different from the original P-HPR?

Compact size: perfect for tight mounting spaces.
Faster response: lower moving mass allows for higher frequency operation.
Lower cost: a great entry point for users looking to enhance their setup without overspending.
Modular system: GT can work alongside the full-size P-HPR for a more dynamic, multi-point haptic system.

Why use P-HPR GT?

The P-HPR GT was built for fast and accurate feedback. It excels in throttle and clutch applications, giving drivers information about slip, gear changes, or clutch engagement. The linear motor ensures a precise and realistic tactile experience, with virtually no delay.

Comparison: P-HPR vs P-HPR GT

Feature	P-HPR	P-HPR GT
Haptic strength	Very strong (ideal for brake)	Moderate (ideal for throttle/clutch)
Size	Full-size	Compact
High-frequency response	Lower	Higher
Price	Higher	Lower

Compatibility and mounting

Both models are compatible with SimPro Manager and SimHub. They work with SIMAGIC P1000, P2000, P500 pedal sets and the TB-RS handbrake. Mounting is identical between the two, making upgrades or mixing models simple and seamless.

Who is it for?

P-HPR GT – for users who want a compact, fast-reacting haptic motor for throttle or clutch pedals.
P-HPR – for sim racers looking for powerful brake feedback or full-range pedal vibration.

Where to buy?

The full-size SIMAGIC P-HPR Linear Haptic Reactor is available now at SIMLINE.EU. The compact P-HPR GT version will be available soon – offering even more flexibility in building your haptic pedal system.