Meerut Metro

The Meerut Metro Project was under consideration since 2016, when Rail India Technical and Economic Services (RITES) prepared a detailed project report and submitted it to the state government. PM Narendra Modi laid the foundation stone for the Meerut Metro Project on 8 March 2019, along with the RRTS.

Construction of the project began in June 2019 and was initially scheduled for completion by June 2025. However, due to pending work at a few locations, the project could not be completed on time. Subsequently, on 22 February 2026, Hon’ble Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the Meerut Metro from Shatabdi Nagar Namo Bharat Station. The stretch from Meerut South Namo Bharat Station to Modipuram Namo Bharat Station is now open to the general public, while construction work at Modipuram Depot is still underway. Following the merger of Meerut Metro with RRTS, the National Capital Region Transport Corporation (NCRTC) now owns the metro and its trains.

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Meerut Metro Train Project

ParticularsDetails
OwnerNational Capital Region Transport Corporation
LocaleMeerut City
Transit TypeRapid Transit
Number of Lines1 Lines
(1 is operational and
2 are expected)
Number of Stations13
(Operational -12 and Under Construction -1)
Began Operation22nd Feb 2026, Sunday
CharacterElevated, Underground, and at-grade
Train Length3 Coaches
System Length38.60 KM
Phase I – 23.60 KM
Phase II – 15.00 KM (Projected)
Maximum Speed135 km/h (84 mph)
Operational Speed120 km/h (75 mph)

History of Meerut Metro Project

Proposal and its submission (2010-2016)- In early 2010, the metro train project of Meerut and RRTS was proposed by the government of India and the Uttar Pradesh State Government. The metro train is needed in Meerut due to the rising population, traffic, and demand in the City. It was also in demand due to its location near NCR. Therefore, the preliminary assessment of the metro project was done by RITES in June 2015, and the same was submitted to the Indian Government in June 2016.

Connectivity of Metro (2017)- In 2017, the Uttar Pradesh Metro Rail Corporation (UPMRC) started the project. The metro line was initially planned to have 11 stations from Partapur to Modipuram, but to connect the boundary area of Meerut, it was extended to 13 stations from Meerut South to Modipuram Depot.

Foundation Stone and Starting of Construction (2019)- On 8th March 2019, PM Narendra Modi marked the initiation of the project with the foundation stone, along with the Delhi-Meerut RRTS project. Construction of both projects began in June of the same year. Now, both these projects are scheduled to be completed and started by or before October 2025.

Re-bidding due to clash in Galwan Valley (2020)- In 2020, a clash occurred in Galwan Valley between the Indian and Chinese armies, so the Indian government withdrew the bid with the Chinese company associated with manufacturing the trains of the metro. Because of this, a ri-bidding was done by the NCRTC and Bombardier Transportation. On 7th May 2024, the ri-bidding process was won and acquired by Alstom.

Manufacturing of Metro- Currently, the trains are manufactured at Alstom’s plant in Savil, Gujarat. The company will supply 210 coaches for 30 trains, each with 3 coaches.

1st train set (2024)- The first train set of the metro was delivered by Alstom to the NCRTC on 16th Feb 2024.

1st Trail Run in Meerut (2025)- On 12 January 2025, the first trial run of Meerut Metro was conducted in Meerut from Meerut South Station to Meerut Central Station. As of today, the project are on the right track to be completed by October 2025.

Operations of Meerut Metro (2026)- On 22 February 2026, Hon’ble Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the 5 km section between New Ashok Nagar Namo Bharat Station and Sarai Kale Khan Namo Bharat Station, along with the 21 km section between Meerut South Namo Bharat Station and Modipuram Namo Bharat Station, marking the completion of the entire Namo Bharat corridor. The Meerut Metro services on the same route from Meerut South to Modipuram were also inaugurated simultaneously.

Meerut Metro Station Name

The Meerut Metro project, developed along the Delhi–Meerut RRTS corridor, has now been completed and has become operational across the full corridor on 22 February 2025. This marks India’s first implementation where a Regional Rapid Transit System (RRTS) and a local metro operate on a shared infrastructure. Services are currently running end-to-end; however, Jangpura Namo Bharat Station on the RRTS section and Modipuram Depot for the Meerut Metro remain under construction and are expected to be completed shortly. The corridor has a total of 13 stations, with 4 of them serving as interchange points between the Delhi–Meerut RRTS and the Meerut Metro. The Meerut Metro Station Names are as follows:

The Meerut Metro corridor features a total of 13 stations, comprising different structural designs. Elevated stations include Meerut South, Partapur, Rithani, Shatabdi Nagar, Brahmapuri, MES Colony, Daurli, Meerut North, and Modipuram. The three underground stations are Meerut Central, Bhaisali, and Begumpul. Additionally, the Modipuram Depot station is being constructed at grade level.

Meerut Metro Station Name Meerut South to Modipuram

Meerut Metro Station List Meerut South to Modipuram

The Meerut Metro spans a total length of 23.60 km (14.70 mi), with 14.80 km elevated and 8.80 km underground. The project is being developed by the National Capital Regional Transport Corporation (NCRTC) and is currently under construction. The corridor will include 13 stations in total, starting from Meerut South as the first station and ending at Modipuram Depot as the last station. The Modipuram Depot will not only serve as the operational hub for the metro system but will also play a vital role in supporting the Delhi–Meerut RRTS corridor.

S. No.Station CodeStation NamePhaseOpeningInterchange
Connection (S)
Station LayoutPlatform
Level Type
Depot Connection (S)Depot
Layout
1A10Meerut South1February 2026Delhi-Meerut
RRTS
ElevatedIslandTBDTBD
2A11Partapur1February 2026NoneElevatedIslandNoneNone
3A12Rithani1February 2026NoneElevatedIslandNoneNone
4A13Shatabdi Nagar1February 2026Delhi-Meerut
RRTS
ElevatedIslandNoneNone
5A14Brahmapuri1February 2026NoneElevatedIslandNoneNone
6A15Meerut Central1February 2026NoneUndergroundIslandNoneNone
7A16Bhaisali1February 2026NoneUndergroundIslandNoneNone
8A17Begumpul1February 2026Delhi-Meerut
RRTS
UndergroundIslandNoneNone
9A18MES Colony1February 2026NoneElevatedIslandNoneNone
10A19Daurli1February 2026NoneElevatedIslandNoneNone
11A20Meerut North1February 2026NoneElevatedIslandNoneNone
12A21Modipuram1February 2026Delhi-Meerut
RRTS
ElevatedIslandNoneNone
13AS3Modipuram Depot Station1February 2026NoneAt-gradeIslandModipuram DepotAt-grade

Meerut South Metro Station

The Meerut South Metro/RRTS station is under NCRTC and has the station code A10. It is an elevated station with two platforms and two tracks. The station’s address is NH 34, Bh00d Baral, Uttar Pradesh. The station has three levels: platform, concourse, and street level. It is 215 meters long and 26 meters wide, and the rail track is constructed 24 meters above the ground. The station will have a direct interchange with the Delhi-Meerut RRTS.

Partapur Meerut Metro Station

Partapaur Metro Station is under NCRTC, and its station code is A11. It has 2 platforms and 4 tracks. Partapur is the second station of the Meerut Metro Line 1. This is an elevated station. Partapur Meerut Metro Station is 75 meters long and 36 meters wide, with the rail track constructed at an elevation of 22 meters above the ground. The commencement of metro train operations from Partapur Metro Station in Meerut City has significantly improved connectivity for residents in nearby areas. Paratapaur Metro Station is located near Platinum Honda Meerut.

Rithani Meerut Metro Station

Rithani Metro Station is under NCRTC, and its station code is A12. It is an elevated station. The station’s address is Village Rithani.

Shatabdi Nagar Meerut Metro Station

Shatabdi Nagar Metro Station is under NCRTC, and its station code is A13. It is an elevated station. The station’s address is near Shopprix Mall. Shatabdi Nagar Metro Station will have a direct interchange with the Delhi-Meerut RRTS.

Brahmapuri Meerut Metro Station

Brahmapuri Metro Station is under NCRTC, and its station code is A14. It is an elevated station. The station’s address is near Transport Nagar (TP Nagar).

Meerut Central Meerut Metro Station

Meerut Central Metro Station is under NCRTC, and its station code is A15. It will be an underground station. The station’s address is near HRS Chowk.

Bhaisali Meerut Metro Station

Bhaisali Metro Station is under NCRTC, and its station code is A16. It is an underground station. The station’s address is Bhaisali, Meerut.

Begumpul Meerut Metro Station

Begumpul Metro Station is under NCRTC, and its station code is A17. It is an underground station. The station’s address is Bharat Mata Chowk (Begumpul). Begumpul Metro Station will have a direct interchange with Delhi-Meerut RRTS.

MES Colony Meerut Metro Station

The MES Colony Metro Station is under the NCRTC, and its station code is A18. It is an elevated station. The station’s address is near Supply Depot/Gandhi Bhag.

Daurli Meerut Metro Station

Daurli Metro Station is under NCRTC, and its station code is A19. It is an elevated station. The station’s address is Village Daurli.

Meerut North Metro Station

Meerut North Metro Station is under NCRTC, and its station code is A20. It is an elevated station. The station’s address is Meerut North.

Modipuram Meerut Metro Station

Modipuram Metro Station is under NCRTC, and its station code is A21. It is an elevated station. The station’s address is Modipuram. Modipuram Metro Station will have a direct interchange with the Delhi-Meerut RRTS.

Modipuram Depot Meerut Metro Station

Modipuram Depot Metro Station is under NCRTC, and its station code is AS3. It is an At-grade station. The station’s address is Modipuram Depot. This station is expected to open end of 2026.

Other expected corridor of Meerut Metro

The first corridor of the Meerut Metro, running from Bhudbaral (Meerut South) to Modipuram, has started passenger service. This phase has been integrated with the Delhi–Meerut Regional Rapid Transit System (RRTS), where both Namo Bharat trains and Meerut Metro share the same tracks. While the RRTS will connect commuters all the way to Delhi, the metro service will be limited within the city, covering the stretch between Modipuram and Bhudbaral.

For the upcoming phases, the Detailed Project Report (DPR) is being revised. Initially, the second corridor was proposed from Sharadhapuri Phase-II to Gokulpur village via Hapur Adda Crossing. However, due to new planning and city requirements, the route is now being reconsidered to start from Begumpul and extend towards Gokulpur or beyond. Additionally, a third corridor has been proposed from Football Chowk to Baghpat Road Flyover, which reflects the growing vision to expand metro connectivity across key parts of Meerut city.

Meerut Metro Route Map

Meerut Metro Route Map
Meerut Metro Map

Meerut Metro Start Date

The Meerut Metro services commenced in Meerut alongside the full Delhi–Meerut RRTS corridor. The Meerut Metro comprises 13 stations and one depot at Modipuram Depot. Out of the 13 stations, 12 are currently open to the public, while Modipuram Depot will become operational after completion of the remaining construction work, enabling full-scale maintenance and operations.

Meerut Metro Opening Date- The Meerut Metro, one of the most-awaited infrastructure projects for the people of Meerut, became operational with 12 stations on 22 February 2026 (Sunday). The services were inaugurated by Hon’ble Prime Minister Narendra Modi from Shatabdi Nagar Namo Bharat Station, marking a significant milestone in the city’s urban transport development.

Specialty of Meerut Metro

  • State-of-the-art body design, 3.2 meters wide and 22 meters long stainless steel coaches
  • 3 coach metro train with around 175 seats, more than 700 passengers can travel at a time
  • Ergonomic design, 2×2 style comfortable seats, racks for luggage
  • Modern interiors with grab handles on seats for standing passengers
  • A great example of ‘Make-in-India’, 100 percent design and manufacturing in India
  • Energy efficient, automatic train control and operation, modern regenerative braking system
  • Charging port for electronic devices, push button doors with indication lights
  • Large electronic display boards and speakers, indoor-outdoor CCTV cameras
  • Security measures like emergency alarm and talk back system, equipment for emergency evacuation
  • Platform Screen Door (PSD) at all stations to ensure better crowd management
  • Space to carry medical stretcher in case of emergency, space for wheelchairs too
  • European Train Control System with Hybrid Level-3 on Long Term Evolution (LTE) (ETCS) Level 2 Signalling

Facilities at Meerut Metro Stations

All metro train stations have facilities similar to those of the RRTS Stations. They will have several facilities to fulfil passengers’ requirements and provide a hassle-free experience. Here are the facilities list which will be available and provided to the passengers-

  • CCTVs
  • Washrooms
  • Restaurants
  • Retail Stores
  • Parking spaces
  • Booking counter
  • Check-in-kiosks
  • Elevators facilities
  • On-board catering
  • Escalators facilities
  • Child care facilities
  • Wheelchairs facilities
  • Platform screen doors
  • Food vending machine
  • Ticket vending machine
  • Baggage checking counter
  • Emergency and medical facilities

Meerut Metro Ticket Price

Meerut South Metro Station Fare

ParticularsTicket Fare (in Rs.)
Meerut South to Partapur Ticket PriceRs.20/-
Meerut South to Rithani Ticket PriceRs.20/-
Meerut South to Shatabdi Nagar Ticket PriceRs.30/-
Meerut South to Brahmpuri Ticket PriceRs.30/-
Meerut South to Meerut Central Ticket PriceRs.30/-
Meerut South to Bhaisali Ticket PriceRs.40/-
Meerut South to Begumpul Ticket PriceRs.40/-
Meerut South to MES Colony Ticket PriceRs.50/-
Meerut South to Daurli Ticket PriceRs.50/-
Meerut South to Meerut North Ticket PriceRs.50/-
Meerut South to Modipuram Ticket PriceRs.60/-

Partapur Metro Station Fare

ParticularsTicket Fare (in Rs.)
Partapur to Meerut South Ticket PriceRs.20/-
Partapur to Rithani Ticket PriceRs.20/-
Partapur to Shatabdi Nagar Ticket PriceRs.20/-
Partapur to Brahmpuri Ticket PriceRs.20/-
Partapur to Meerut Central Ticket PriceRs.30/-
Partapur to Bhaisali Ticket PriceRs.30/-
Partapur to Begumpul Ticket PriceRs.30/-
Partapur to MES Colony Ticket PriceRs.40/-
Partapur to Daurli Ticket PriceRs.50/-
Partapur to Meerut North Ticket PriceRs.50/-
Partapur to Modipuram Ticket PriceRs.50/-

Rithani Metro Station Fare

ParticularsTicket Fare (in Rs.)
Rithani to Meerut South Ticket PriceRs.20/-
Rithani to Partapur Ticket PriceRs.20/-
Rithani to Shatabdi Nagar Ticket PriceRs.20/-
Rithani to Brahmpuri Ticket PriceRs.20/-
Rithani to Meerut Cenral Ticket PriceRs.20/-
Rithani to Bhaisali Ticket PriceRs.30/-
Rithani to Begumpul Ticket PriceRs.30/-
Rithani to MES Colony Ticket PriceRs.30/-
Rithani to Daurli Ticket PriceRs.50/-
Rithani to Meerut North Ticket PriceRs.50/-
Rithani to Modipuram Ticket PriceRs.50/-

Shatabdi Nagar South Metro Station Fare

ParticularsTicket Fare (in Rs.)
Shatabdi Nagar to Meerut South Ticket PriceRs.30/-
Shatabdi Nagar to Partapur Ticket PriceRs.20/-
Shatabdi Nagar to Rithani Ticket PriceRs.20/-
Shatabdi Nagar to Brahmpuri Ticket PriceRs.20/-
Shatabdi Nagar to Meerut Central Ticket PriceRs.20/-
Shatabdi Nagar to Bhaisali Ticket PriceRs.20/-
Shatabdi Nagar to Begumpul Ticket PriceRs.30/-
Shatabdi Nagar to MES Colony Ticket PriceRs.30/-
Shatabdi Nagar to Daurli Ticket PriceRs.40/-
Shatabdi Nagar to Meerut North Ticket PriceRs.40/-
Shatabdi Nagar to Modipuram Ticket PriceRs.50/-

Brahmpuri Metro Station Fare

ParticularsTicket Fare (in Rs.)
Brahmpuri to Meerut South Ticket PriceRs.30/-
Brahmpuri to Partapur Ticket PriceRs.20/-
Brahmpuri to Rithani Ticket PriceRs.20/-
Brahmpuri to Shatabdi Nagar Ticket PriceRs.20/-
Brahmpuri to Meerrut Central Ticket PriceRs.20/-
Brahmpuri to Bhaisali Ticket PriceRs.20/-
Brahmpuri to Begumpul Ticket PriceRs.20/-
Brahmpuri to MES Colony Ticket PriceRs.30/-
Brahmpuri to Daurli Ticket PriceRs.30/-
Brahmpuri to Meerut North Ticket PriceRs.30/-
Brahmpuri to Modipuram Ticket PriceRs.50/-

Meerut Central Metro Station Fare

ParticularsTicket Fare (in Rs.)
Meerut Central to Meerut South Ticket PriceRs.30/-
Meerut Central to Partapur Ticket PriceRs.30/-
Meerut Central to Rithani Ticket PriceRs.20/-
Meerut Central to Shatabdi Nagar Ticket PriceRs.20/-
Meerut Central to Brahmpuri Ticket PriceRs.20/-
Meerut Central to Bhaisali Ticket PriceRs.20/-
Meerut Central to Begumpul Ticket PriceRs.20/-
Meerut Central to MES Colony Ticket PriceRs.20/-
Meerut Central to Daurli Ticket PriceRs.30/
Meerut Central to Meerut North Ticket PriceRs.30/-
Meerut Central to Modipuram Ticket PriceRs.40/-

Meerut Bhaisali Metro Station Fare

ParticularsTicket Fare (in Rs.)
Bhaisali to Meerut South Ticket PriceRs.40/-
Bhaisali to Partapur Ticket PriceRs.30/-
Bhaisali to Rithani Ticket PriceRs.30/-
Bhaisali to Shatabdi Nagar Ticket PriceRs.20/-
Bhaisali to Brahmpuri Ticket PriceRs.20/-
Bhaisali to Meerut Central Ticket PriceRs.20/-
Bhaisali to Begumpul Ticket PriceRs.20/-
Bhaisali to MES Colony Ticket PriceRs.20/-
Bhaisali to Daurli Ticket PriceRs.20/-
Bhaisali to Meerut North Ticket PriceRs.30/-
Bhaisali to Modipuram Ticket PriceRs.30/-

Begumpul Metro Station Fare

ParticularsTicket Fare (in Rs.)
Begumpul to Meerut South Ticket PriceRs.40/-
Begumpul to Partapur Ticket PriceRs.30/-
Begumpul to Rithani Ticket PriceRs.30/-
Begumpul to Shatabdi Nagar Ticket PriceRs.30/-
Begumpul to Brahmpuri Ticket PriceRs.20/-
Begumpul to Meerut Central Ticket PriceRs.20/-
Begumpul to Bhaisali Ticket PriceRs.20/-
Begumpul to MES Colony Ticket PriceRs.20/-
Begumpul to Daurli Ticket PriceRs.20/-
Begumpul to Meerut North Ticket PriceRs.30/-
Begumpul to Modipuram Ticket PriceRs.30/-

MES Colony Metro Station Fare

ParticularsTicket Fare (in Rs.)
MES Colony to Meerut South Ticket PriceRs.50/-
MES Colony to Partapur Ticket PriceRs.40/-
MES Colony to Rithani Ticket PriceRs.30/-
MES Colony to Shatabdi Nagar Ticket PriceRs.30/-
MES Colony to Brahmpuri Ticket PriceRs.30/-
MES Colony to Meerut Central Ticket PriceRs.20/-
MES Colony to Bhaisali Ticket PriceRs.20/-
MES Colony to Begumpul Ticket PriceRs.20/-
MES Colony to Daurli Ticket PriceRs.20/-
MES Colony to Meerut North Ticket PriceRs.20/-
MES Colony to Modipuram Ticket PriceRs.30/-

Daurli Metro Station Fare

ParticularsTicket Fare (in Rs.)
Daurli to Meerut South Ticket PriceRs.50/-
Daurli to Partapur Ticket PriceRs.50/-
Daurli to Rithani Ticket PriceRs.50/-
Daurli to Shatabdi Nagar Ticket PriceRs.40/-
Daurli to Brahmpuri Ticket PriceRs.30/-
Daurli to Meerut Central Ticket PriceRs.30/-
Daurli to Bhaisali Ticket PriceRs.30/-
Daurli to Begumpul Ticket PriceRs.20/-
Daurli to MES Colony Ticket PriceRs.20/-
Daurli to Meerut North Ticket PriceRs.20/-
Daurli to Modipuram Ticket PriceRs.20/-

Meerut North Metro Station Fare

ParticularsTicket Fare (in Rs.)
Meerut North to Meerut South Ticket PriceRs.50/-
Meerut North to Partapur Ticket PriceRs.50/-
Meerut North to Rithani Ticket PriceRs.50/-
Meerut North to Shatabdi Nagar Ticket PriceRs.40/-
Meerut North to Brahmpuri Ticket PriceRs.30/-
Meerut North to Meerut Central Ticket PriceRs.30/-
Meerut North to Bhaisali Ticket PriceRs.30/-
Meerut North to Begumpul Ticket PriceRs.30/-
Meerut North to MES Colony Ticket PriceRs.20/-
Meerut North to Daurli Ticket PriceRs.20/-
Meerut North to Modipuram Ticket PriceRs.20/-

Modipuram Metro Station Fare

ParticularsTicket Fare (in Rs.)
Modipuram to Meerut South Ticket PriceRs.60/-
Modipuram to Partapur Ticket PriceRs.50/-
Modipuram to Rithani Ticket PriceRs.50/-
Modipuram to Shatabdi Nagar Ticket PriceRs.50/-
Modipuram to Brahmpuri Ticket PriceRs.50/-
Modipuram to Meerut Central Ticket PriceRs.40/-
Modipuram to Bhaisali Ticket PriceRs.30/-
Modipuram to Begumpul Ticket PriceRs.30/-
Modipuram to MES Colony Ticket PriceRs.30/-
Modipuram to Daurli Ticket PriceRs.20/-
Modipuram to Meerut North Ticket PriceRs.20/-

Meerut Metro Rail Project Latest News

July 2016: The detailed Project Report Prepared by Rail India Technical and Economic Service (RITES) was submitted to the state government.

June 2017-The Project had been put on hold given the higher-priority Delhi-Meerut Regional Rapid Transit System (RRTS) project.

January 2018– The State cabinet decided to build metros in Meerut, Kanpur and Agra.

September 2018– The state government sent the DPR to the central government for approval.

January 2019– The Meerut Metro and Delhi Meerut RRTS were decided to run on the same corridor.

March 2019– Prime Minister Narendra Modi Ji laid the foundation stone for the RRTS and the metro project.

June 2019– The initiation of the RRTS and metro project was marked by the beginning of the pillar work by Larsen & Toubro (L&T).

May 2020– Bombardier Transportation, now acquired by Alstom, won the bid to make the RRTS and metro project trainsets.

February 2024: The NCRTC received the first metro train. The RRTS and metro project are on track to be completed by October 2025.

January 2025: The NCRTC successfully trialled the Meerut Metro from Meerut South Metro Station to Meerut Central Metro Station.

May 2025: The NCRTC successfully trialled the Meerut Metro from Meerut South Metro Station to Modipuram Metro Station.

February 2026– After one year of trials and nearly seven years of construction, the Meerut Metro service officially started in Meerut on 22 February 2026.

Construction of Stations of Meerut Metro

The NCRTC has divided the civil construction work for the 1st phase of the metro project into 13 stations. Apart from stations, there is one depot at Modipuram, which will be for both metro trains and the Delhi-Meerut Regional Rapid Transit System, and four packages, which are also part of RRTS packages.

PackagesDescriptionPhaseContractorsStatus
Part of Package-3Partapur– Shatabdi Nagar (elevated viaduct and 3 stations at Partapur, Rithani and Shatabdi Nagar)1Larsen & Toubro (L&T)Completed
Package-5BModipuram Depot and Workshop1KSM Bashir Mohammad & SonsCompleted
Package-7Shatabdi Nagar– Brahampuri Down Ramp and Begumpul Up Ramp-Modipuram (elevated viaduct and 5 stations at Brahampuri, MES Colony, Daurli, Meerut North, and Modipuram)1Larsen & Toubro (L&T)Completed
Package-8Brahampuri Down Ramp and Begumpul Up Ramp (underground twin tunnels and 3 station at Meerut Central, Bhaisali and Begumpul)1Afcons InfrastructureCompleted

Manufacturing of Meerut Metro

After the clash in Galwan Valley between the Indian and Chinese armies, the Indian government withdrew the bid with the Chinese company. After a ri-bidding process, it was won and acquired by Alstom on 7th May 2020. After 2020, the metro trains are being manufactured and delivered by Alstom Company. Alstom is a global French manufacturing company in railway manufacturing, the company has its plants in Savli, Vadodara district, Gujarat.

The Alstom Company is making 30 coaches, in a configuration of 10 trainsets of three coaches in each train, with a capacity of 700 passengers. The first train was delivered to the National Capital Region Transport Corporation (NCRTC) on 16th February 2024.

The trainsets are designed at Alstom’s Hyderabad engineering centre and manufactured at Savli, Gujarat. The trains are designed for a maximum speed of 135 km/h (84 mph) and operational speed of 120 km/h, making the trains the second fastest rapid transit trains in India, just after the Namo Bharat trains of the Delhi-Meerut RRTS at 160 km/h.

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Meerut Metro Train FAQs

  1. Is Metro available in Meerut?

    Yes, Metro is Available in Meerut and it is running from Meerut South to Modipuram Metro Station.

  2. Is Metro available from Delhi to Meerut?

    Yes, the metro service of NCRTC, called Delhi Meerut RRTS, is available from Sarai Kale Khan RRTS Station to Modipuram RRTS Station.

  3. What is the new metro of Meerut?

    The UPMRC and NCRTC are geared to start the Meerut Metro soon. The project was initiated in 2016 and launched to stimulate connectivity throughout the city. It was inaugurated by PM Modi on 22nd Feb 2026, Sunday.

  4. When did Meerut Metro Start?

    The Meerut Metro was started on 22nd FEB 2026, Sunday.

  5. Which is the fastest metro in India?

    The Meerut Metro is the fastest metro train in India at an operational speed of 120 km/h (75 mph).

  6. Which city will be connected to Meerut by rapid rail?

    Modinagar, Muradnagar, Ghaziabad, and New Delhi will be connected to the Meerut by rapid rail.

  7. When Will Meerut Metro Start?

    The Meerut Metro was the most awaited project for Meerut People and now Meerut Metro become operationsl with 12 stations by PM Modi from Shatabdi Nagar Station on 22nd feb 2026, sunday

  8. Will metro come to Meerut?

    Yes, the metro train and its services have started in Meerut in Feb 2026.

  9. has Delhi Meerut Metro Started?

    Yes, it is operational from Sarai Kale Khan to Modipuram.

  10. Is Meerut a metro city or not?

    Meerut is not a metro city but the second most populous city in the National Capital Region (NCR).