<p>Forget the world's tallest skyscraper Burj Khalifa in Dubai. This elevator in China will take you to the 95th floor in flat 43 seconds!<br /><br /></p>.<p>Japanese multinational Hitachi is building two elevators in a 111-floor new skyscraper in Guangzhou, southern China that can zip from the first floor to the 95th in 43 seconds.<br /><br />"This speed - essentially 72 km per hour - would make them the fastest elevators in the world," according to a BBC report.<br /><br />According to Hitachi, the company would use technologies that prevent lateral vibration and reduce the ear-block feeling owing to the air pressure changes.<br /><br />Currently, the speed record is held by Taipei 101 (formerly known as the Taipei World Financial Centre) which has an elevator that can move at nearly 60 km per hour.<br /><br />Currently under construction, the CTF building will have apartments, hotel space and offices, media reports said. </p>
<p>Forget the world's tallest skyscraper Burj Khalifa in Dubai. This elevator in China will take you to the 95th floor in flat 43 seconds!<br /><br /></p>.<p>Japanese multinational Hitachi is building two elevators in a 111-floor new skyscraper in Guangzhou, southern China that can zip from the first floor to the 95th in 43 seconds.<br /><br />"This speed - essentially 72 km per hour - would make them the fastest elevators in the world," according to a BBC report.<br /><br />According to Hitachi, the company would use technologies that prevent lateral vibration and reduce the ear-block feeling owing to the air pressure changes.<br /><br />Currently, the speed record is held by Taipei 101 (formerly known as the Taipei World Financial Centre) which has an elevator that can move at nearly 60 km per hour.<br /><br />Currently under construction, the CTF building will have apartments, hotel space and offices, media reports said. </p>