Commuters at the southern end of the corridor are paying a little more. From April 1, 2026, a one-way car trip through the Kherki Daula plaza on NH-48 costs Rs 100, up from Rs 95, and the annual FASTag pass rises from Rs 3,000 to Rs 3,075.
Fares for commercial vehicles also went up, by as much as Rs 15 a trip, which works out to roughly 4-5% across categories. The plaza handles about 70,000 vehicles a day and moved to fully cashless operation from midnight on March 31.
The report said this was the second increase in about six months, after one in November 2025. Residents of New Gurugram said they felt let down because they had repeatedly been told the plaza would be removed or shifted.
What it means for buyers: if your daily commute from the expressway sectors runs through Kherki Daula or Bijwasan, count tolls as a running cost. The annual or local monthly passes can cut that bill considerably for regular users.
