Delhi–Mumbai Expressway
Government of India · ongoing · since 2018
Delhi–Mumbai Expressway is a Government of India project dating from 2018; its current status is ongoing (target: First sections operational 2023). India's longest expressway (1,386 km), 8-lane access-controlled. Connects Delhi to Mumbai via Jaipur, Vadodara, and Surat. Includes wildlife crossings and solar-powered rest areas.
Projects & Initiatives 1 ongoing
Frequently asked questions
What is Delhi–Mumbai Expressway?
India's longest expressway (1,386 km), 8-lane access-controlled. Connects Delhi to Mumbai via Jaipur, Vadodara, and Surat. Includes wildlife crossings and solar-powered rest areas.
When did Delhi–Mumbai Expressway start?
Delhi–Mumbai Expressway dates from 2018.
What is the current status of Delhi–Mumbai Expressway?
Delhi–Mumbai Expressway is ongoing, with a target of First sections operational 2023.
What is the budget of Delhi–Mumbai Expressway?
₹98,000 crore (full 1,386 km corridor)
How many people has Delhi–Mumbai Expressway reached?
12 states connected; reduces Delhi–Mumbai travel to 12 hours from 24 hours; first sections operational 2023.
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