The cockpit is compatible with a wide range of hardware, supporting various wheels, gear shifters, and pedals from popular brands such as Logitech, Fanatec, and Thrustmaster. This compatibility ensures that users can customize their setup to their preferences and requirements. In conjunction with the GR500, Thermaltake introduces the Triple Racing Monitor Stand, designed to complement the cockpit by supporting up to three 32-inch monitors. This stand is constructed from powder-coated steel and adheres to VESA mounting standards including 75x75 mm, 100x100 mm, 200x100 mm, and 200x200 mm, ensuring broad monitor compatibility. It features adjustable height settings and allows for up to 60 degrees of screen rotation, offering flexibility in viewing angles. Additionally, the stand’s backward folding design aids in efficient space utilization, making it a practical addition to any gaming setup.
These products are designed to transform any room into an immersive race track environment, especially when paired with VR technologies such as the Meta Quest 3. This integration pushes the boundaries between digital gaming and reality, providing an immersive experience that simulates racing in a variety of global tracks.
The GR500 cockpit prioritizes a realistic driving experience with its adjustable seat that offers both sliding and reclining functionalities, designed to maintain comfort during long sessions. The structural integrity of the cockpit is fortified by its aluminum and steel construction, providing a durable and stable platform for intense gaming sessions.
Moreover, the inclusion of RGB lighting in the cockpit allows users to customize their gaming ambiance. The lighting system includes a standard mode and a Rhythm Pickup mode, which adjusts the lights in response to ambient music, creating a vibrant and reactive gaming environment.
TT didn't mentioned pricing, so it must be expensive 
Source: Thermaltake
