A metro station on the Dwarka Expressway corridor has been proposed as part of planned extensions to the Delhi-NCR metro network, intended to serve the New Gurgaon sectors that have developed along this belt. As with any infrastructure project of this scale, the exact timeline for completion is subject to change - buyers should treat this as a planned future amenity rather than a currently operational one.
Until the proposed station is operational, the nearest existing metro connectivity is via HUDA City Centre and IFFCO Chowk stations on the Delhi Metro Yellow Line, roughly 12-13 km from Sector 88A, translating to about 25-30 minutes by car depending on traffic.
On the Delhi side, the Airport Express Line and Dwarka Sector 21 metro station also serve travellers heading towards or from the airport corridor.
In the interim, most residents along this stretch of the Dwarka Expressway rely on personal vehicles, cabs and app-based ride-hailing for daily commutes, with the existing Yellow Line stations serving as a fallback for those who prefer to combine a short drive with the metro for longer trips into Delhi or central Gurgaon.
Not yet operational. A metro station on the Dwarka Expressway corridor has been proposed, but the completion timeline is not fixed.
HUDA City Centre and IFFCO Chowk, on the Delhi Metro Yellow Line, are roughly 12-13 km away.
It is planned along the Dwarka Expressway corridor; exact distance from the project will depend on the final station location once construction is confirmed.