Delhi-Mumbai Expressway: Route Map, Toll Rates, and Key Facts

The Delhi-Mumbai Expressway is a game-changing infrastructure project that aims to significantly cut travel time and improve connectivity between two of India's largest cities—New Delhi and Mumbai. Spanning a length of 1,350 km, it is the longest expressway in India, developed under the Bharatmala Pariyojna by the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI). It is expected to be fully operational by February 2027.

Delhi-Mumbai Route Map

The Delhi Mumbai expressway route map covers six states: Delhi, Haryana, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat, and Maharashtra. The journey starts from the DND Flyway in Delhi, moving through Sohna in Haryana, and ends at Jawaharlal Nehru Port (JNPT) in Mumbai, Maharashtra.

Here’s a breakdown of the state-wise coverage:

State	Route Length (in Km)
Delhi	9
Haryana	129
Rajasthan	373
Madhya Pradesh	244
Gujarat	426
Maharashtra	171

Key cities along the route include Jaipur, Kota, Udaipur, Indore, Vadodara, Surat, and Mumbai. The expressway will eventually connect to other major corridors like the Mumbai-Nagpur, Delhi-Katra, and Ahmedabad-Dholera expressways.

Delhi-Mumbai Expressway Toll Rates

The expressway uses an automated toll collection system every 50 km using FASTag. Toll is calculated based on the distance covered and type of vehicle.

For the Sohna-Dausa stretch:

• Light Vehicles: Approx. ₹500
  
• Commercial Vehicles: ₹805
  
• Heavy Vehicles (Trucks/Buses): ₹1,685
  
• Private Cars (Delhi-Gurgaon stretch): ₹85 per trip
  

Key Facts About the Delhi Mumbai Expressway

Feature	Details
Total Length	1,350 km
Cost	Approx. ₹1,00,000 crore
Lanes	8 (expandable to 12)
Dedicated EV lanes	Yes
Maximum Speed Limit	100 km/h
Completion Year	2027 (expected)
States Covered	6
Entry/Exit Points	90+

Special Features

• First electric lane in India for EV trucks and buses.
  
• Over 94 amenities including food courts, EV charging, hotels, and trauma centers.
  
• Wildlife overpasses to protect ecological zones like Sariska and Ranthambore.
  
• Optic fiber network and solar-powered lighting along the route.
  
• Estimated to cut down Delhi-Mumbai travel time from 24 to 12 hours.
  
• Employment for over 50 lakh people during construction.
  

Conclusion

The Delhi-Mumbai Expressway is a leap towards modern, sustainable, and efficient transportation in India. With faster connectivity, smart toll systems, and green infrastructure, it’s set to redefine road travel across India’s heartland.

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