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Nashik Metro Neo

Approved Operator: Maharashtra Metro Rail Corporation (Maha-Metro) Length: 32 km Updated: Official site ↗

As of 15 Sep 2026, Nashik Metro Neo is approved. Latest news: 22 Jun 2020.

Nashik Metro Neo is an approved 32 km rubber-tyred Metro Neo system for Nashik, being built by Maharashtra Metro Rail Corporation (Maha-Metro) across 30 stations. Its route map, stations, cost and latest updates are below.

Nashik Metro Neo is a planned 32 km rapid transit network for Nashik, Maharashtra, set to be India’s first Metro Neo system, using rubber-tyred, overhead-electric coaches as a lower-cost alternative to conventional metro. Maharashtra Metro Rail Corporation (Maha-Metro) is the nodal agency.

The network comprises two corridors, roughly 22 km from the Satpur area to Nashik Road and about 10 km from Gangapur Road to Mumbai Naka, together serving close to 30 stations. The Detailed Project Report has been approved by the Government of Maharashtra and awaits sanction from the Government of India before construction can begin.

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Phases

PhaseLinesStationsLength (km)Status
Corridor 1 (Satpur–Nashik Road)12022Approved
Corridor 2 (Gangapur Road–Mumbai Naka)11010Approved

Frequently asked questions

What is Nashik Metro Neo?

An approved Metro Neo system for Nashik, using electric, rubber-tyred coaches, with two corridors totalling about 32 km.

What are the two corridors?

Corridor 1 (Satpur to Nashik Road) and Corridor 2 (Gangapur Road to Mumbai Naka).

Who will build it?

Maharashtra Metro Rail Corporation (Maha Metro).

What is the current status?

The project is approved and in the pre-construction stage; progress is tracked here as it advances.

Is there a Nashik Metro Neo route map?

Yes. This hub shows the planned alignment and stations, along with tenders and the latest updates.

Route Map

Interactive map centred on Nashik. A detailed line map is added per project. Open in Google Maps

No tenders or contracts have been recorded for this project yet. New bids across India appear on the Tender Tracker.