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Gurugram Metro
Overview
OwnerGurgaon Metro Rail Corporation
Area servedGurgaon
Transit typeRapid Transit
Number of lines1
Line numberRapid Metro
Number of stations11
Daily ridership52,000 (2025)[1]
HeadquartersGurugram Metro Rail Limited (GMRL), HMRTC Depot 2, Near AIT Chowk, Golf Course Road, Sector 52-53, Gurugram, Haryana 122011[2]
Operation
Began operation14 November 2013; 12 years ago (2013-11-14)
Operator(s)Delhi Metro Rail Corporation, transiting to GMRL..[3]
CharacterElevated
Train length3 coaches
Headway10-15 minutes
Technical
System length12.85 km (7.98 mi)
Track gauge1,435 mm (4 ft 8+1⁄2 in) standard gauge
Electrification25 kV 50 Hz AC overhead catenary
Top speed80 km/h (50 mph)

The Gurugram Metro is a rapid transit system serving the city of Gurugram in Haryana, India. The metro network consists of one operational line (Rapid Metro), with a total length of 12.85 kilometres (7.98 mi) serving 11 stations, all of them elevated. Line 2 of the Gurgaon Metro is under construction since 2025[4]. The system uses standard-gauge tracks.

The line is connected to Delhi Metro at Sikanderpur by a footbridge. A second connection to the Delhi Metro is underway at Millennium City Centre as part of the under-construction Line 2.[5]

History

Gurugram Metro Rail Limited (GMRL), a 50:50 Joint Venture (JV) Company of Government of India (GoI) and Government of Haryana (GoH), was created in February 2024 to develop what is now Line-2 of the Gurugram Metro[6][7]. GMRL also owns the Rapid Metro since 2024, with operations being transitioned from Delhi Metro Rail Corporation to GMRL to manage rising ridership[8]

The first phase of the Rapid Metro opened on 14 November 2013. The second phase began commercial operation on 31 March 2017.[9] In September 2019, IL&FS announced that it did not have the resources to continue running the Rapid Metro due to financial issues with the company and was looking for another entity to fund and take over operations.[10] After a short dispute with the Haryana government and a court ruling from the Punjab and Haryana High Court, the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation took over the operation of the line from IL&FS.[11]

Network

The Gurugram Metro consists of one operational line and one under-construction line. Operations of the existing Rapid Metro were transferred from DMRC to GMRL in 2024, while Line 2 is being built and will be operated by GMRL.

Operational Lines
No. Line Name Terminals Stations Distance (km) Opening Date
1 Rapid Metro Gurugram Sector 55–56 DLF Phase 3 11 12.85 km (7.98 mi) 14 November 2013
11 12.85 km (7.98 mi)
Under Construction Lines
No. Line Name Terminals Stations Distance (km) Opening Date
1 Line 2 Millennium City Centre Sector 101 13 15.3 km (9.5 mi) 2028
13 121.38 km (75.42 mi)

Lines

Rapid Metro

Main article: Rapid Metro Gurgaon
Rapid Metro Gurgaon transit diagram

Line 1 was built in two phases.[12] The first phase of the project covers a distance of 5.1 km (3.2 mi) north of Sikanderpur. The section between Sikanderpur and DLF Phase 2 station is double-tracked, while the remaining stations are served by a single-track loop. The second phase is a 6.6 km (4.1 mi) long southward extension from Sikanderpur to Sector 55 and 56 of Gurgaon and mostly runs through the affluent Golf Course Road.[13] This section of a line opened on 31 March 2017 partially except for two stations in its route Gurgaon Sector 53-54 and Gurgaon Sector 42-43. The two remaining stations till Sector 55-56 opened on 25 April 2017. Platforms are 75 m (246 ft) in length.[14][13]

Sikanderpur station offers an interchange with Delhi Metro via a 90 m × 9 m (295 ft × 30 ft) walkway.[15]

Line 1
# Station Name Phase Opening Interchange Connenction Station Layout Depot Connection Depot Layout
English Hindi
1 Gurugram Sector 55–56 सैक्टर ५५-५६ 2 31 March 2017 None Elevated Rapid Metro Rail Depot Elevated
2 Gurugram Sector 54 Chowk सैक्टर ५४ चौक 2 31 March 2017 None Elevated None None
3 Gurugram Sector 53-54 सैक्टर ५३-५४ 2 25 April 2017 None Elevated None None
4 Gurugram Sector 42-43 सैक्टर ४२-४३ 2 25 April 2017 None Elevated None None
5 DLF Phase 1 फ़ेस १ 2 31 March 2017 None Elevated None None
6 Sikanderpur सिकंदरपुर 1 14 November 2013 Logo of the Delhi Metro Yellow Line Elevated None None
7 DLF Phase 2 फ़ेस २ 1 14 November 2013 None Elevated None None
8 Belvedere Towers बेल्वेडियर टावर्स 1 14 November 2013 None Elevated None None
9 Cyber City साइबर सिटी 1 7 May 2014 None Elevated None None
10 Moulsari Avenue मौलसरी एवेन्यू 1 14 November 2013 None Elevated None None
11 DLF Phase 3 फ़ेस ३ 1 14 November 2013 None Elevated Rapid Metro Rail Depot Elevated

Line-2 (Under Construction)

The Gurugram Metro Loop Project has been approved and is partly under construction. The total length of the corridor will be about 28.80 km (17.90 mi), consisting of 27 elevated stations with six interchange stations. Phase 1 of the project has started construction with 15 stations starting from Millennium City Centre up to Sector 101[16][17][4], while Phase 2 passing through Old Gurgaon up to Cyber City is under planning[18]. The FY2025-26 Haryana Budget assigned Rs300 cr for the Rs 4556.53 cr project[19], while civil work commenced in November 2025[20]

Line 2
# Station Name Phase Opening Interchange Connenction Station Layout Depot Connection Depot Layout
English Hindi
1 Millennium City Centre मिलेनियम सिटी सेंटर गुरुग्राम 1 2028[21] Logo of the Delhi Metro Yellow Line Elevated Sector 33

Metro Depot[22]

Elevated
2 Sector 45 1 2028 None Elevated None None
3 Cyber Park 1 2028 None Elevated None None
4 Sector 47 1 2028 None Elevated None None
5 Subhash Chowk 1 2028 None Elevated None None
6 Sector 48 1 2028 None Elevated None None
7 Sector 33 1 2028 None Elevated Sector 33

Metro Depot [22]

None
8 Hero Honda Chowk 1 2028 Hero Honda

Chowk RRTS

Elevated None None
9 Udyog Vihar Ph6 1 2028 None Elevated None None
10 Sector 10 1 2028 None Elevated None None
11 Sector 37 1 2028 None Elevated None None
12 Basai 1 2028 None Elevated None None
13 Sector 101 1 2028 None Elevated None None
14 Sector 9 2 TBD[23] None TBD[23] None None
15 Sector 7 2 TBD None TBD None None
16 Sector 4 2 TBD None TBD None None
17 Sector 5 2 TBD Indian Railways [24] TBD None None
18 Ashok Vihar 2 TBD None TBD None None
19 Sector 3 2 TBD None TBD None None
20 Bajghera Road 2 TBD None TBD None None
21 Palam Vihar Ext. 2 TBD None TBD None None
22 Palam Vihar 2 TBD None TBD None None
23 Sector 23A 2 TBD None TBD None None
24 Sector 22 2 TBD None TBD None None
25 Udyog Vihar Ph4 2 TBD None TBD None None
26 Udyog Vihar Ph5 2 TBD None TBD None None
27 Cyber City साइबर सिटी 2 TBD Rapid Metro TBD Sector 33

Metro Depot [22]

Elevated

Planned lines

The Haryana Mass Rapid Transit Corporation (HMRTC) has plans to build the additional metro network spanning 188 kilometers in Gurugram. Gurugram Metro Rail Limited (GMRL) will be responsible for constructing, maintaining, and operating this metro line, similar to the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation. Currently, all these lines will be developed in the first phase, with further expansion planned in the second/upcoming phase.

Gurugram Metro Network Plan
Region connected Route Route Length (km) Starting Station Terminal Station Construction Start Construction End Comments
Gurugram-Delhi (West Gurugram) Delhi's Yashobhumi on Airport Line to Gurugram IFFO Chowk (alternate to "Rezang La Chowk to Dwarka Sector 21" - see below, both of these 2 routes on separate alignments are likely to be implemented)[25] 11 Gurugram IFFCO Chowk Yashobhoomi Dwarka Sector - 25 metro station December 2025 August 2028 Airport Express Line (Delhi Metro) (Yashobhoomi Dwarka Sector - 25 metro station_to Gurugram IFFCO Chowk will connect Gurugram to IGI Airport and Bijwasan Railway station. DPR will be ready by December 2025 (sept 2025 update).[26]
Gurugram-Delhi (West Gurugram) Delhi's Dwarka Sector 21 on Airport Line to Gurugram's Rezang La Chowk (alternate to "IFFO Chowk to Yashobhumi on Airport Line" - see above, both of these 2 routes on separate alignments are likely to be implemented) 8.2 Gurugram Rezga la Chowk Dwarka Sector 21 December 2025 August 2028 Gurugram (from Rezang La Chowk in Palam Vihar to IGI Airport (IICC - Dwarka Sector 25 metro station)) - proposed: connect Gurugram Loop to IGI Airport by connecting Palam Vihar to Delhi Airport Metro Express (Orange Line) at existing IICC - Dwarka Sector 25 metro station (India International Convention and Expo Centre) which also connects to Blue Line at Dwarka Sector 21 metro station).[27] It will likely be a nearly 6 km extension of Orange Line from IICC Dwarka to Bamnoli Chowk (southeast end of IICC), Nykaa village, Bijwasan railway station (BWSN), Gurugram Sector-51 and connect to Gurugram metro network near Palam Vihar Halt railway station (PLVR). As of Sept 2025, DPR is ready.[25]
Gurugram-Delhi (West Gurugram) Delhi's Yashobhoomi metro to Gurugram's Dwarka Expressway (Plan Vihar / Sector 111 / Rezang La Chowk and Kherki Daula cloverleaf) as extension of Airport Express Line, includes "Delhi's Dwarka Sector 21 on Airport Line to Gurugram's Rezang La Chowk" (see above) 25 Kherki Daula dwarka expressway cloverleaf Sector 111 December 2026 August 2029
Gurugram-Delhi (Central Gurugram) Manesar to Samalkha-Kapasahera Road via Old Gurugram (New Colony Mor, Sadar Bazar, Old Delhi-Gurgaon Road) 30 Manesar Samalkha-Kapasahera Road December 2025 August 2029 HUDA City Centre to Pachgaon (Manesar) - approved: An extension of Yellow Line, included in the Gurgaon Masterplan 2031,[28][29] approved by the Haryana govt will go up to Panchgaon Chowk in Manesar,[30] where it will interchange with Delhi–Alwar Regional Rapid Transit System, Haryana Orbital Rail Corridor (Panchgaon), Western Peripheral Expressway's Multimodal Transit Centre and Jhajjar-Palwal rail line.
Gurugram-Faridabad Faridabad to Gurugram Vatika Chowk 37 Faridabad Vatika Chowk December 2025 August 2028 * Gurgaon–Faridabad Intercity Metro Express - DPR ready: In May 2020, the Detailed Project Report (DPR) and survey for the 32 km (20 mi) long Gurgaon-Faridabad metro link from Sector-56 in Gururam to Bata Chowk metro station in Faridabad was completed which will have 8 stations, of which the 28 km (17 mi) elevated stretch along the Gurgaon-Faridabad Road through eco-sensitive wildlife corridor will be elevated.[31] In Faridabad, the metro stations will be located at Bata Chowk (existing), Faridabad New Town railway station/Piyali Chowk, NIT/Shaheed Bhagat Singh Marg, Pali Chowk, Barkhal Enclave and Police Chowki Mangar. In Gurgaon, the stations will be situated at Gwal Pahari and Sector-56.[32] In FY2025-26 Haryana Budget, the fund were allocated for additional study to take forward the post-DPR implementation, which will benefit 225,000 commuters who travel between these two cities daily.[33]
Gurugram-only (South) Manesar-Pachgaon (Western Peripheral Expressway interchange) to Gurugram Sector-56-Vatika Chowk via eastern New Gurugram 31 Vatika Chowk Pachgaon Kmp Interchange December 2025 August 2029 The DPR for 35.5 km extension from existing Gurugram Rapid Metro Sector 55–56 metro station to Pachgaon (Manesar), with 28 new stations (sector 61, 62, 66, Vatika Chowk, 69, 70, 75, Kherki Daula, 36ए, 88, 84, 85, 89, 86, 90, 91, M-15, M-14, M-9, M-9, M-P), was ready in September 2025.[26]
Gurugram-only (East-West) Gurugram Golf Course Extension Road to Gurugram Sector 5 14 Golf Course Extension Road Sector 5 December 2026 August 2029
Gurugram-only (Southeast-Centralwest) Bhondsi to Dwarka Expressway (Daulatabad) via Gurugram Railway Station 23 Bhondsi Dwarka expressway December 2026 August 2030 DPR underway for 17 km Bhondsi-Gurugram Railway Station section will be ready by December 2025 (Sept 2025 update).[25]
Total System Length 179

Infrastructure

Rolling stock

Gurgaon Metro track

On 21 April 2010, Siemens announced that it had been awarded a turnkey contract to build the Rapid Metro line, including five three-car metro trains.[34] Siemens sub-contracted CRRC Zhuzhou Locomotive to build the 5 aluminium-bodied air-conditioned trains.[35] The first three-coach train set built in China, arrived in Gurgaon on 11 September 2012.[36] RMGL ordered an additional seven three-car metro train sets for the second phase expansion of the metro. The final 4 of these 7 rakes arrived in Gurgaon on 5 February 2016.[37]

Each train with three coaches costs ₹300 million (US$3.1 million) and is silver and blue in colour.[38] The total length of a 3 coach train is 59.94 metres (196 ft 8 in). The coaches are 2.8 metres (9 ft 2 in) wide, have roof-mounted air conditioning and have 4 doors on each side of each coach. Each train has a capacity of approximately 800 passengers.[39] The metro is designed to carry 30,000 passengers per hour.[40]

Power

The power is supplied by 750 volt direct current through third rail.

Operations

Services on the Rapid Metro operate daily between 06:05 and 22:00 running with a headway of four minutes. The Rapid Metro line was the first in India to auction naming rights for its stations.[41]

Network Map

Map

See also

References

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