Archive · 5 Oct 2026
Gurugram Metro Corridor Plans 27 Stations From Millennium City Centre to Cyber City
Gurugram is planning a new metro line to connect Millennium City Centre with Cyber City.
The proposed corridor is 28.5 kilometres long and includes a short spur towards Dwarka Expressway.
It is planned to have 27 stations and a depot.
The route would pass homes, offices and business areas.
Gurugram Metro Rail Limited has invited companies to bid for a major construction package.
The package is estimated to cost about ₹1,662.53 crore.
The new line is planned to connect with existing metro services, as well as railway and bus services.
This could make it easier for people in more parts of Gurugram to reach metro stations.
The proposed 28.5-km Gurugram Metro corridor will run from Millennium City Centre to Cyber City, including a spur towards Dwarka Expressway.
The plan includes 27 stations and a depot, serving residential neighbourhoods, commercial districts and employment hubs.
Gurugram Metro Rail Limited invited bids for an estimated ₹1,662.53-crore civil works package from Sector 9 to Cyber City.
The package covers an elevated viaduct and stations; Sector 9 station is excluded, while Cyber City station is included.
The corridor is planned to connect with Rapid Metro, Delhi Metro, railway and bus services.
- Who
- Gurugram Metro Rail Limited is inviting bids for the project’s civil works package.
- What
- A proposed 28.5-km metro corridor with 27 stations and a spur towards Dwarka Expressway.
- When
- The tender opened on October 5, 2026, with bids due by November 18, 2026.
- Where
- The corridor is planned between Millennium City Centre and Cyber City in Gurugram.
- Why
- To expand metro access across Gurugram and connect residential areas, business districts and employment hubs.
Potential benefits
Project status and limitations
Access and commuting
Potential benefits
The corridor could bring metro access closer to residential areas and provide links to major employment hubs, including Udyog Vihar and Cyber City.
Project status and limitations
The article describes the corridor as proposed and says construction is at the bidding stage for a major package; it does not state when the line will open.
Network connections
Potential benefits
Planned links with Rapid Metro, Delhi Metro, railway and bus services could help commuters make connected journeys.
Project status and limitations
The article gives no further details on the locations or arrangements for these interchange connections.
- Total planned corridor length
- 28.5 km
- Main corridor length
- 26.65 km, from Millennium City Centre to Cyber City
- Dwarka Expressway spur
- 1.85 km from Basai Village
- Planned stations
- 27
- Civil works package estimate
- Around ₹1,662.53 crore
- Tender deadline
- November 18, 2026
- Existing Gurugram metro services
- Delhi Metro Yellow Line and Rapid Metro; they connect at Sikanderpur