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Glory's Future Elevator Will Have "New System" to Conceive After International Competition

Vice-President of the Lisbon Chamber highlighted the stake in a "technically robust" model, which ensures "all efficiency, all security, and follows the best practices of the world".
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<p>Equipment will be replaced in 2029, after the mechanical accident of 2025.</p>

·Portugal
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Carris already points to 2029 for the return of the Glória Elevator and promises a completely new and safer installation. But the technical system is not closed yet, there is no definitive design, the cost is unknown and the contest that will decide much of the solution should only be launched in 2027. The future Glória elevator in Lisbon will have a new system that will guarantee all the security, providing for an international public design co…

The opening of the equipment takes place in 2029.

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Vice-President of the Lisbon Chamber highlighted the stake in a "technically robust" model, which ensures "all efficiency, all security, and follows the best practices of the world".

The Elevador da Glria, one of Lisbon's tourist attractions, has to run again in 2029 with a new system. The city transport company of the Portuguese capital, Carris, wants to launch an international competition in the first quarter of 2027 to build and install the new equipment. Read more (08/31/2026

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Folha de S.Paulo broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Monday, August 31, 2026.
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