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Mumbai Metro Line 4A (Green Line) is a 2.88 km elevated extension of Line 4 from Kasarvadavali to Gaimukh, at the northern end of Ghodbunder Road in Thane. It adds two stations, Gowniwada and Gaimukh, and will open together with Line 4’s first section to Cadbury Junction, now expected in December 2026.
Under construction · trials done
Last checked: 29 October 2026 · Opening dates and fares will be confirmed by MMRDA and MMMOCL.
Line 4A route & stations
Phase 1 – trials · Ⓜ Metro interchange
- Gaimukh terminus · Line 10 (proposed)
- Gowniwada
- Kasarvadavali Ⓜ continues as Line 4
Full station list
| # | Station | Status | Interchange |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Gaimukh | Phase 1 – trials | Line 10 – proposed |
| 2 | Gowniwada | Phase 1 – trials | – |
| 3 | Kasarvadavali | Phase 1 – trials | Line 4 |
Kasarvadavali is a Line 4 station; Line 4A adds the two stations north of it.
Current status (October 2026)
- Civil work: the viaduct and both stations are built; Line 4A was part of the first trial runs, which began in September 2025 between Gaimukh and Vijay Garden.
- Safety testing: RDSO certified the trains and systems on 2 June 2026. In August 2026, CMRS cleared the rolling stock and inspected the pit line at Gaimukh.
- Opening: Line 4A will open with Line 4‘s Gaimukh – Cadbury Junction section (about 10.5 km, 10 stations). On 26 October 2026, Transport Minister Pratap Sarnaik said this phase will open in December 2026.
- Depot: the Mogharpada depot is not ready, so Gaimukh will serve as the temporary base for stabling and maintenance.
Timings & fare
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Timings | To be announced |
| Fare | To be announced. MMMOCL lines charge distance-based fares starting at ₹10. |
| Operator | MMMOCL (Maha Mumbai Metro Operation Corporation) |
| Service | Through trains with Line 4 (no change at Kasarvadavali) |
Interchange stations
Plan your trip
Gaimukh to central Thane
- Board at Gaimukh or Gowniwada
- Stay on through Kasarvadavali onto Line 4
- Get off at Cadbury Junction or Majiwada
Gaimukh to Mira Road (future)
- Today: road via Ghodbunder Road and Fountain Hotel junction
- Future: the proposed Line 10 from Gaimukh
- Change to Line 9 at Miragaon for Dahisar and Andheri
Route map
See also: Mumbai Metro map – all lines
Timeline
- January 2018Extension from Kasarvadavali to Gaimukh approved.
- September 2019Construction begins (J. Kumar Infraprojects).
- September 2025Trial runs begin between Gaimukh and Vijay Garden.
- June 2026RDSO certification after about 209 days of testing.
- August 2026CMRS clears the rolling stock and inspects the Gaimukh pit line.
- October 2026Alstom unveils the first of 39 driverless trains for Lines 4 and 4A; the Transport Minister says Phase 1 will open in December 2026.
- NextOpening with Line 4 Phase 1 (Gaimukh – Cadbury Junction), expected in December 2026.
About Metro Line 4A
Why Line 4A was added
Line 4 was first planned to end at Kasarvadavali. In 2018 the state extended it to Gaimukh so it could become a transport hub for Ghodbunder Road, with future links to Mira-Bhayandar (Line 10) and the large Mogharpada depot nearby.
Project & technical details
Length: 2.88 km, elevated · Stations: 2 · Gauge: 1,435 mm standard gauge · Power: 25 kV AC overhead
Cost: about ₹949 crore · Contractor: J. Kumar Infraprojects · Depot: Mogharpada (temporary pit line at Gaimukh) · Authority: MMRDA
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Frequently asked questions
Is Mumbai Metro Line 4A open?
Not yet. Line 4A will open together with the first section of Line 4, from Gaimukh to Cadbury Junction. The state government now expects it to open in December 2026, subject to final safety approval.
What is the route of Metro Line 4A?
Line 4A is a 2.88 km elevated extension of Line 4 from Kasarvadavali to Gaimukh along Ghodbunder Road in Thane.
How many stations does Line 4A have?
Two new stations, Gowniwada and Gaimukh. It joins Line 4 at Kasarvadavali.
Do I need to change trains at Kasarvadavali?
No. Line 4A is an extension of Line 4, so trains are expected to run straight through from Gaimukh towards Cadbury Junction and, later, Wadala.
Will Line 4A connect to Mira Road?
Not directly yet. The proposed Line 10 would run from Gaimukh across the hills to Mira Road, linking with Line 9. It is still awaiting clearances because it passes through Sanjay Gandhi National Park.
What is the fare on Line 4A?
Fares have not been announced. MMMOCL lines charge distance-based fares starting at ₹10.
How much does Line 4A cost?
About ₹949 crore. J. Kumar Infraprojects built the civil works.
Where is the depot for Line 4A?
The permanent depot is at Mogharpada on Ghodbunder Road and is not yet ready. Until then, trains will be stabled and maintained at a pit line at Gaimukh.
Other metro lines
Sources: Free Press Journal – trials resume (Sep 2026) · Curly Tales – rolling stock clearance (Aug 2026) · Free Press Journal – CMRS pit-line inspection · Swarajya – revised target · Wikipedia – Green Line
