How much does a elevator cost?
Typical cost
25,000–250,000 $
A powered car running in a shaft, hydraulic in low-rise buildings and rope-driven with a counterweight above that.
Home lifts $25,000-60,000; a low-rise commercial lift $60,000-120,000; high-rise gearless installations far more.
How that compares
Elevator against things of a similar money.
Escalator 90,000–400,000 $
School bus 90,000–200,000 $
Elevator 25,000–250,000 $
Tractor 15,000–600,000 $
Pickup truck 30,000–95,000 $
SUV 27,000–90,000 $
Minivan 35,000–60,000 $
Forklift 20,000–80,000 $
How to read this figure
The range here is wide, and that is the honest answer rather than a hedge: the cheap and expensive ends of this category are genuinely different products, and the price gap between them is real.
Prices are in US dollars and are indicative only. They date faster than anything else on this site — treat them as an order of magnitude. Installation, delivery and tax are excluded unless the note above says otherwise.
More about an elevator
- How much does a elevator weigh? 450–2,000 kg
- How long does a elevator last? 20–40 yr
- Elevator vs Escalator Side by side
Common questions
- How much does an elevator cost?
- An elevator costs 25,000–250,000 $. Home lifts $25,000-60,000; a low-rise commercial lift $60,000-120,000; high-rise gearless installations far more.
Related pages
- How much does a elevator weigh? 450–2,000 kg
- How long does a elevator last? 20–40 yr
- How much does a Boeing 747 cost? 260,000,000 $
- How much does a Space Shuttle cost? 1,600,000,000 $
- How much does a aircraft carrier cost? 8,500,000,000 $
- How much does a Airbus A380 cost? 445,600,000 $
- How much does a cruise ship cost? 2,000,000,000 $
- How much does a Boeing 737 cost? 106,000,000 $
- How much does a solar panel cost? 110–450 $
- How much does a shipping container cost? 1,500–7,000 $
- How much does a brick cost? 0.35–3.5 $
- How much does a front door cost? 250–4,000 $
- Elevator vs Escalator Side by side
Sources
- Typical range compiled from manufacturer specifications — At One Place