NE-4National Expressway 4

Delhi–Mumbai Expressway

India's longest expressway — 1,386 km of 8-lane access-controlled highway connecting the national capital to the financial capital across six states. Partially operational and expanding.

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Partially operational — multiple sections open and expanding. Full completion expected 2027–28.

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1,386 km
Total Length
Delhi to Mumbai
~12 hrs
Travel Time
Down from ~24 hrs
8 Lanes
Width
Expandable to 12
120 km/h
Speed Limit
Access-controlled

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Entry & Exit Points

Interactive map and searchable list of all interchanges, entry ramps, and exit points across 6 states.

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Toll Rates

Known toll plazas with available rates. Rates for new sections will be added as NHAI publishes them.

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Construction Status

All 52 construction packages tracked with their latest completion status and contractor details.

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Route Details

Section-by-section alignment from Delhi to Mumbai — key landmarks, crossings, and connecting highways.

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Route Overview

States coveredDelhi, Haryana, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat, Maharashtra
Distance saved~180 km shorter than existing routes
Wayside amenities93 stops — trauma care, helipads, food courts, EV charging every 50 km
Wildlife crossings5 crossings across 4 tiger reserves (Ranthambore, Sariska, Mukundara Hills, Ramgarh Vishdhari)
Project cost~₹1,00,000 crore (~US$13.1 billion)
Operated byNHAI via DME Development Limited (DMEDL) SPV

Recent Openings

  1. Feb 2023

    Sohna–Dausa–Lalsot (246 km) inaugurated by PM Modi

  2. Sep 2023

    Entire 244 km Madhya Pradesh section opened

  3. Feb 2024

    Vadodara–Bharuch section opened

  4. Nov 2024

    24 km Delhi stretch (Mithapur–Ballabhgarh) opened

  5. Dec 2024

    80 km Kota–Laban section (Rajasthan) opened

  6. Jan 2026

    Bharuch–Kharel section opened

  7. Apr 2026

    Vadodara–Godhra section opened

  8. Jun 2026

    63.5 km Kim–Enna section (Gujarat) opened

This is an unofficial informational website. Data sourced from NHAI and Wikipedia. Always verify current conditions and toll rates at nhai.gov.in before travel.