HO CHI MINH CITY, Vietnam, September 24–26, 2025 – BDFUJI Elevator, a global manufacturer of elevators and escalators, is showcasing its latest technology at the Vietnam Elevator Expo 2025. The event, themed “Smart, Reliable, Modern – Elevators for the Future,” brings together architects, developers, and manufacturers to discuss the next chapter of urban mobility in Vietnam and Southeast Asia.
As one of the leading exhibitors, BDFUJI has prepared a strong portfolio of new solutions developed through continuous research and engineering. Our team worked for months to design exhibits that highlight how BDFUJI combines modern design with long-term safety and reliability.
At the expo, BDFUJI is spotlighting four key innovations:
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A fully integrated elevator control cabinet, designed for seamless operation and easy maintenance
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Gearless traction machines, delivering energy efficiency, smoother rides, and reduced noise levels
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A new generation of modern touch-control panels, combining intuitive interaction with elegant design
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Elevator doors, ensuring safety, precision, and long-lasting reliability
“These products show BDFUJI’s dedication to innovation,” said Jason, representing BDFUJI. “We are not only introducing safer and more reliable elevators but also bringing solutions that match the growing needs of Vietnam’s cities. Every year, we invest in research and development to create technology that serves people better and helps our partners build modern, sustainable projects.”
Vietnam’s fast urban development creates demand for advanced, space-saving, and eco-friendly elevators. By presenting these technologies at the expo, BDFUJI demonstrates its readiness to support residential complexes, commercial buildings, and high-rise towers with solutions tailored to the region.
From ongoing R&D efforts to hands-on project experience, BDFUJI continues to expand its global footprint. The company remains committed to delivering reliable, energy-efficient, and modern mobility solutions that meet the needs of Southeast Asia and set new benchmarks for the future of vertical transportation.
