A heated steering wheel is a configuration that enhances driving comfort in cold weather. It works by wrapping a pad with heating resistance wires around the surface of the steering wheel's leather-sewn rim body or the surface of the first-layer foam body. The resistance wire pad is connected to both a power source and a temperature controller. When the resistance wires generate heat through electrical resistance, the heat is transferred to the cowhide, raising the temperature of the steering wheel's grip surface.