The Delhi-Mumbai Expressway is India's longest expressway at 1,386 km, connecting the national capital to the financial capital in approximately 12 hours. According to NHAI, the expressway is 90 percent complete as of 2026, with the full route expected to open by early 2027. The expressway features 8 lanes (expandable to 12), 93 entry-exit points, and passes through 5 states. Toll is estimated at 1,500 rupees for cars. This guide covers the complete route, exits, distances and current status.
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Complete Route Through 5 States
| Section | Distance | Status | Key Exits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Delhi to Sohna | 60 km | Open | Sohna, Gurugram |
| Sohna to Jaipur Bypass | 120 km | Open | Alwar, Behror |
| Jaipur to Udaipur | 400 km | 85 percent | Bhilwara, Chittorgarh |
| Udaipur to Vadodara | 300 km | 80 percent | Godhra, Dahod |
| Vadodara to Mumbai | 506 km | 75 percent | Surat, Vapi, Thane |
Major Entry and Exit Points
| Exit | Km from Delhi | Connects To | Services |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sohna | 60 | Gurugram | Fuel, food, EV |
| Alwar | 150 | Rajasthan | Fuel, food |
| Jaipur Bypass | 250 | Pink City | Full services |
| Bhilwara | 400 | Mewar | Fuel, food |
| Udaipur | 550 | Lake City | Full services |
| Vadodara | 900 | Gujarat | Full services, EV |
| Surat | 1,100 | South Gujarat | Fuel, food |
| Mumbai (Thane) | 1,386 | Mumbai | Full services |
Expressway vs NH-48 (Old Route)
| Feature | Delhi-Mumbai Expressway | NH-48 (Old) |
|---|---|---|
| Distance | 1,386 km | 1,440 km |
| Travel Time | 12 hours | 24 hours |
| Lanes | 8 (expandable to 12) | 4 to 6 |
| Speed Limit | 120 km/h | 80-100 km/h |
| Toll | 1,500 rupees | 1,200 rupees |
| Safety | Full access control | Mixed traffic |
Construction Status 2026
The expressway is 90 percent complete. The Delhi-Sohna-Jaipur section (250 km) is fully operational. The Jaipur-Udaipur section is 85 percent done. The Udaipur-Vadodara and Vadodara-Mumbai sections are in final construction stages with target completion by early 2027. NHAI has installed EV charging stations every 50 km on operational sections.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How long is the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway?
The expressway is 1,386 km long, making it India's longest expressway.
How much time will the expressway save?
It reduces Delhi-Mumbai travel time from 24 hours to approximately 12 hours.
What is the toll on Delhi-Mumbai Expressway?
The estimated toll for cars is 1,500 rupees for the full route.
How many lanes does the expressway have?
8 lanes, which are expandable to 12 lanes in the future.
When will the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway be fully open?
The expressway is 90 percent complete and is expected to be fully operational by early 2027.
How many exits are on the expressway?
There are 93 entry-exit points connecting 5 states and major cities.