Top 10 Elevator Companies in China – Coloria's Preferred Partners for Elevator Components

Release time : January 03 2026

China's elevator industry stands as a global powerhouse, contributing over 70% of the world's annual elevator production. From energy-efficient models to smart, AI-integrated systems, Chinese manufacturers have redefined excellence in vertical transportation. For Coloria, a leading one-stop architectural solution provider and saudi arabia building materials supplier , partnering with these top-tier companies isn't just about supplying products—it's about weaving together innovation, sustainability, and localized expertise to empower projects across the Middle East, especially in alignment with Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030. Let's explore the crème de la crème of China's elevator giants and how Coloria's collaboration with them elevates commercial and residential building projects.

Why China Leads the Global Elevator Market?

Over the past two decades, China's urbanization boom and mega-projects like skyscrapers, airports, and smart cities have fueled unprecedented demand for elevators. Today, Chinese brands dominate not just in volume but in technology—think IoT-enabled maintenance, green energy integration, and space-saving designs. For Coloria, which specializes in commercial building materials supplier services and sustainable solutions, this innovation is a perfect match. By integrating these elevators into our holistic building material packages, we ensure clients in Saudi Arabia and beyond get end-to-end support, from foundation to finishing touches.

Meet the Top 10 Elevator Companies Shaping the Industry

These companies aren't just manufacturers—they're visionaries, and Coloria is proud to collaborate with them to deliver sustainable building solutions that meet the unique needs of Middle Eastern markets. Here's an in-depth look at each, including how our partnership adds value:

Rank	Company Name	Founded	Key Strengths	Market Focus	Coloria Collaboration Highlights
1	Shanghai Mitsubishi Elevator Co., Ltd.	1987	High-speed elevators, energy-saving tech, smart maintenance	Commercial skyscrapers, luxury hotels	Supplying high-speed elevators for Riyadh's iconic commercial towers; integrated with Coloria's green packages
2	KONE (China) Elevators	1996	Eco-efficient models, destiation control systems	Residential complexes, transportation hubs	Partnering on Jeddah's residential mega-projects; aligns with Saudi Vision 2030's sustainability goals
3	Otis Elevator (China)	1853 (Entered China: 1984)	Smart elevators, historical heritage projects	Heritage sites, luxury resorts	Providing custom elevators for Saudi's cultural preservation projects; supported by Coloria's local logistics network
4	Thyssenkrupp Elevator (China)	1995	Freight elevators, industrial solutions	Industrial facilities, logistics centers	Collaborating on Dammam's industrial parks; integrated with Coloria's packages
5	Schindler Elevator (China)	1980s	Innovative door systems, accessibility solutions	Hospitals, airports, public transit	Supplying ADA-compliant elevators for Riyadh's new hospitals; part of Coloria's healthcare building solutions
6	Hitachi Elevator (China) Co., Ltd.	1996	AI-powered predictive maintenance, earthquake-resistant designs	High-rise residences, mixed-use developments	Equipping Jeddah's waterfront residences; leverages Coloria's whole-house customization expertise
7	Toshiba Elevator (China) Co., Ltd.	2001	Space-saving designs, luxury cabin customization	Boutique hotels, high-end apartments	Custom elevator cabins for Riyadh's luxury hotel projects; paired with Coloria's services
8	Fujitec (China) Elevator Co., Ltd.	1995	Escalators, reliable low-speed elevators	Shopping malls, educational institutions	Escalators for Riyadh's largest shopping centers; integrated with Coloria's retail building materials
9	Canny Elevator Co., Ltd.	1992	Cost-effective solutions, rural market focus	Suburban residences, small commercial buildings	Supporting Saudi's suburban development projects; aligns with Vision 2030's rural revitalization goals
10	Jiangnan Jiajie Elevator Co., Ltd.	1988	Smart home elevators, compact models	Luxury villas, residences	Supplying home elevators for Riyadh's villa communities; part of Coloria's whole-house customization solutions

1. Shanghai Mitsubishi Elevator: Elevating Saudi's Skyline

When you think of Riyadh's glittering skyline, chances are the elevators zipping up those towers are from Shanghai Mitsubishi. With a reputation for high-speed, energy-efficient models, this Sino-Japanese joint venture has become a cornerstone of Coloria's commercial projects. "We partnered with Mitsubishi on the King Abdullah Financial District towers, where their elevators reach speeds of 6m/s—perfect for busy professionals who value time," says a Coloria project manager based in Riyadh. What sets this collaboration apart? Coloria's ability to bundle Mitsubishi's elevators with our own solar panels and green, creating a seamless, eco-friendly package that checks all the boxes for Saudi's sustainability-driven developers.

2. KONE (China): Green Elevators for a Greener Saudi

KONE's "Eco-efficient" elevators are a game-changer for Saudi's residential projects, where energy conservation is a top priority under Vision 2030. Coloria's long-standing relationship with KONE dates back to 2010, when we first supplied their elevators for a Jeddah housing complex. "Their destiation control systems reduce wait times by 30% and cut energy use by 40%—that's a huge win for both developers and residents," explains a Coloria sustainability specialist. Today, we're integrating KONE's elevators into our "Whole-House Customization" packages, making it easier for Saudi homeowners to build smart, sustainable homes without the hassle of multiple suppliers.

3. Otis Elevator (China): Blending Heritage with Innovation

Otis isn't just about elevators—it's about preserving history while moving forward. That's why Coloria chose to partner with them for Saudi's cultural restoration projects, like the renovation of Jeddah's historic Al-Balad district. "Otis specializes in custom elevators that blend with traditional architecture—think wooden panels and brass accents that match the district's heritage," notes a Coloria heritage project lead. With Coloria's local logistics network, we ensure these delicate elevators are delivered and installed on time, even in the narrow streets of Al-Balad. It's partnerships like these that make us more than a supplier—we're a partner in Saudi's cultural legacy.

4-10: More Than Just Elevators—A Symphony of Solutions

The remaining seven companies each bring unique strengths to Coloria's portfolio. Thyssenkrupp's freight elevators power our industrial clients in Dammam, while Schindler's accessibility-focused models support our hospital projects in Riyadh. Toshiba's luxury cabins pair beautifully with our custom for boutique hotels, and Fujitec's escalators keep shoppers moving in Riyadh's mega-malls. Even local Chinese brands like Canny and Jiangnan Jiajie play a role, offering cost-effective solutions for Saudi's suburban and villa developments.

Why Coloria Stands Out as a Partner for These Industry Leaders?

It's simple: we don't just supply products—we build ecosystems. As a one-stop architectural solution provider with decades of experience in the Middle East, Coloria bridges the gap between Chinese innovation and Saudi ambition. Here's how:

Local Expertise, Global Reach

Our Saudi-based agency isn't just an office—it's a team of locals who understand the nuances of the market. "We know what Saudi developers need: durability in extreme heat, compliance with local regulations, and a commitment to Vision 2030," says our Saudi operations director. This means when we partner with Chinese elevator companies, we adapt their products to fit Saudi's unique environment—whether it's reinforcing elevators against sandstorms or ensuring they meet local safety standards.

Whole-Cycle Support

From design to delivery, Coloria is there every step of the way. Take a hotel project in Mecca: we start by consulting with architects to choose the right Otis or KONE elevators, then coordinate with our suppliers for timely delivery, and finally work with local installers to ensure seamless integration with our flooring, lighting, and products. "Developers love that they only have to call one number—Coloria—to handle everything," a project coordinator. It's this "one-stop" approach that saves clients time, money, and headaches.

Investing in People, Powering Vision 2030

Saudi's Vision 2030 isn't just about buildings—it's about people. Coloria's commitment to local talent development means we train Saudi engineers to maintain the elevators we supply, creating jobs and building a skilled workforce. "Last year, we sponsored 50 Saudi interns to train at KONE's China factory—now they're leading elevator maintenance teams in Riyadh," our HR director. This isn't just good business; it's how we contribute to Saudi's long-term growth.

The Road Ahead: Smart Elevators and Sustainable Cities

As Saudi Arabia marches toward Vision 2030, the demand for smart, sustainable elevators will only grow. Chinese companies are already leading the charge with AI-powered predictive maintenance (think elevators that "self-diagnose" issues before they happen) and solar-powered models. Coloria is right there with them, testing new technologies in our Riyadh innovation lab. "We're experimenting with integrating Mitsubishi's smart elevators with our IoT-enabled building management systems—imagine a elevator that adjusts lighting and temperature based on passenger traffic," says a Coloria tech lead. The future isn't just about moving people up and down; it's about creating buildings that think, adapt, and thrive.