Focus on Elevator Renewal and Renovation: Nidec Elevator Components Debuts Innovative Drive System Solutions at 2025 Elevator Renewal & Renovation Conference (Chengdu Station)

On May 29, 2025, the "2025 Elevator Renewal & Renovation Conference (Chengdu Station)", hosted by China Elevator, was grandly held in Chengdu. As a leading enterprise in the elevator traction machine sector, Nidec Elevator Components was invited to attend the conference. Mr. Richard Lin, Vice President of Sales for China, delivered a keynote speech titled Exploration of Drive System Solutions for Elevator Renewal and Renovation, joining industry experts and partners to discuss technical trends and innovative practices in elevator renewal and renovation.

With the acceleration of urbanization and the continuous growth of elevator ownership, the elevator renewal and renovation market is ushering in huge development opportunities. Leveraging years of technical accumulation in elevator drive systems, Nidec Elevator Components has launched a series of efficient and reliable drive system renovation solutions to address core needs in the renovation of old elevators of different brands, such as energy conservation, safety enhancement, and intelligent upgrading.

In his speech, Mr. Richard Lin detailed Nidec Elevator Components’ latest achievements in permanent magnet synchronous traction machines and intelligent control systems. Combining on-site cases from around the world, he demonstrated how Nidec’s rich and mature product portfolio helps elevators regain new vitality.

As the largest-scale event in the elevator renewal and renovation industry in southwest China, this conference gathered over 300 industrial chain enterprises and experts nationwide. It built a high-standard dialogue platform for the elevator renewal and renovation field, deepened collaboration with governments and associations, and promoted the improvement of industry standards and large-scale applications. Mr. Sun Guoxi, General Manager of Nidec Elevator Components, was also invited to participate in the roundtable forum themed "Enhancing the Quality of Renewed Elevators and Promoting High-Quality Industry Development", sharing the company’s ideas and practical experience in the renewal and renovation field.

During the conference, Nidec Elevator Components’ booth attracted many participating guests to stop and communicate.

"Elevator renewal and renovation is an inevitable trend in industry development and an important part of realizing green buildings and smart cities," said Mr. Richard Lin. "Nidec Elevator Components will continue to deeply explore user needs and provide more competitive solutions for industry customers with more reliable, safe, efficient, and green drive products."

Participation in this conference not only strengthened Nidec Elevator Components’ technical influence in the elevator renewal and renovation field but also laid a solid foundation for further expanding domestic and international markets. In the future, Nidec will continue to work with industry partners to jointly promote the high-quality development of the elevator industry.

About Nidec

Founded in 1973, Nidec Group operates globally and is a world-leading manufacturer of motors and control systems. With a century of accumulated experience in independent R&D and manufacturing of core elevator components and decades of technical expertise in elevator R&D, Nidec Elevator Components provides elevator and escalator solutions complying with national safety standards to over 40 countries and regions worldwide, including the United States, Australia, the United Kingdom, and Singapore. It has 9 global elevator R&D and manufacturing bases, with nearly 1 million installations worldwide.

Through its professional independent R&D technologies and long-term practical experience, Nidec Elevator Components has established a presence in North America and around the world, providing elevator equipment for numerous commercial projects, public projects, residential projects, and special elevator applications in overseas developed countries, including high-end projects such as hospitals, bank malls, high-speed residential buildings, airports, and railway stations.