CNG Pumps on Delhi–Mumbai Expressway (NE4): Exact KM Chainage, Wayside Plazas & Live Map
Refueling on Delhi–Mumbai Expressway (NE4)?
Access all 46 verified operational CNG pumps mapped in sequential driving order with live distance milestones, operating hours, and 1-tap Google Maps navigation.
Interactive Route & CNG Stations Map
Official highway alignment from Delhi (Sohna) to Jaipur (Dausa) with 46 verified operational CNG pumps mapped in sequential driving order.
Complete Kilometer-by-Kilometer CNG Station Chainage Table
The operational Phase 1 of National Expressway 4 (NE4) connects Sohna in Haryana (KM 0) directly to Dausa and Lalsot in Rajasthan (KM 244.5), bypassing the congested NH48 alignment via Dharuhera and Kotputli. Designed as a greenfield 8-lane expressway, wayside amenities (WSAs) are systematically stationed on dedicated service loops.
Below is the verified milestone chainage table of operational CNG stations from Sohna / Gurgaon to Dausa / Jaipur.
| Chainage Marker | Location / Interchange | Station Access & Brand | Operating CGD Entity | Operating Hours & Features |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| KM 0 (Sohna Gateway) | Alwar Road / Sohna Toll Cut | Mainline Entry Forecourt | Haryana City Gas / IGL | 24 Hours (Full 200 BAR Pressure) |
| KM 45 (Nuh Interchange) | Nuh–Tauru Cut | Mainline Wayside Amenity (IOCL) | Torrent Gas | 24 Hours (Multi-Bay Dispenser) |
| KM 90 (Ferozepur Jhirka) | Haryana–Rajasthan Border | Wayside Rest Area (HPCL) | Torrent Gas | 24 Hours (Convenience Food Court & Refuel) |
| KM 145 (Pinan / Alwar) | Alwar Expressway Interchange | Wayside Forecourt (BPCL) | Torrent Gas | 24 Hours (Major Midway Top-Up Hub) |
| KM 200 (Bandikui) | Mehandipur Balaji / Bandikui Cut | 1 km off Toll Exit | IndianOil / Torrent Gas | 24 Hours (High Demand Pilgrim Corridor) |
| KM 244 (Dausa / Lalsot Terminal) | NH21 Agra-Jaipur Highway Link | Terminal Highway Forecourt | Torrent Gas / Adani Total Gas | 24 Hours (Direct Jaipur Bypass Access) |
Speed Limit 120 km/h: Fuel Consumption & Golden Refuel Rules on NE4
The Delhi–Mumbai Expressway permits passenger cars to travel at 120 km/h. At this elevated velocity, aerodynamic drag dramatically reduces vehicle fuel efficiency compared to city driving. An OEM CNG vehicle consuming 1 kg per 26 km at 80 km/h will typically consume 1 kg per 20–22 km when sustaining 120 km/h.
For the 244.5 km journey from Delhi/Sohna to Dausa/Jaipur, expect to consume approximately 11–12 kg of CNG. Since standard car cylinders hold 8.5–9.5 kg usable fuel, completing the trip entirely on CNG requires exactly one scheduled midway top-up—ideally at Pinan / Alwar (KM 145).
| Journey Leg | Distance | Estimated CNG Usage | Recommended Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sohna ➔ Pinan (Alwar Cut) | 145 km | ~6.8 kg CNG | Fill to full 200 BAR at Sohna before entering NE4 |
| Pinan ➔ Dausa / Jaipur Cut | 99 km | ~4.7 kg CNG | Mandatory top-up at Pinan WSA to reach Jaipur comfortably on CNG |
Frequently Asked Questions
Verified statutory answers sourced from NHAI, MoRTH, and regional transport notifications.
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