About
We build machines
that happen to live indoors.
GTSEAT is a sim-racing hardware company building the P47 — a carbon-fibre racing cockpit designed to the standard of the cars it honours.
The P47 is not furniture that simulates. It is a machine that happens to live indoors — a carbon-fibre main stand over an aluminum and composite frame, a racing bucket seat on sliders, a gear-shift holder, and the GT-Motion actuator set that translates every input into feeling.
We started GTSEAT because sim-racing deserved more than tubular steel and bolt-on seats. The same carbon fibre that shapes a GT car can shape the machine in your living room — and it should, because the sensation of racing begins with the rig you sit in, not the screen you look at.
The P47 is our first product. It is in development now. These pages are where we show the work as it happens — honestly, in the open, without a launch date until it is ready to be unforgettable.
Carbon first
The primary structure is carbon fibre, not aluminium tube. That is not a marketing choice — it is how you build something that feels like a car, not a desk.
Motion, felt
GT-Motion is our own actuator set and control software. It translates what the simulation computes into what the driver physically feels.
In the open
We are building the P47 in public. Prototypes, tests, setbacks and milestones are on the Progress page — not behind a press embargo.