On March 1, 2026, International Organization for Standardization ISO/TC 178 (Lift Technical Committee) officially released ISO 8100-1:2026 Safety Rules for Lifts — Part 1: Safety Requirements for the Construction and Installation of Passenger and Goods Passenger Lifts, replacing ISO 8100-1:2019. Core updates: 1. Global unification: Become global elevator safety benchmark, replacing national old standards, eliminating trade barriers; 2. Safety strengthening: Electronic safety system (PESSRAL) SIL3 certification, redundant design, fail-safe orientation, safety gears, speed governors, door systems upgraded; 3. Cybersecurity: New special chapter on smart elevator cybersecurity, data encryption, access control, vulnerability management, anti-hijacking; 4. Energy efficiency and low carbon: Mandatory energy feedback, intelligent standby, green materials, carbon emission accounting; 5. Accessibility: Improving braille, voice, wheelchair space, emergency call; 6. Test verification: Unified specifications for safety, energy efficiency, cybersecurity test. Standard promotes global elevator safety integration.