Delhi to Jaipur tolls on NH48 (2026): the four plazas, what a car pays, and the new free-flow lanes at Daulatpura
Driving from Delhi to Jaipur on NH48, the old NH8, means paying at four national highway plazas: Kherki Daula outside Gurugram, then Shahjahanpur, Manoharpur, and Daulatpura in Rajasthan. Fees were revised on 1 April 2026 and again at two plazas on 20 July 2026, so a car now pays roughly ₹480 one way. Daulatpura became Rajasthan's first barrier-free plaza in June 2026.
IndiaTolls is an independent estimator and is not NHAI or a plaza operator. NHAI's Toll Information System was unreachable during our 3 September 2026 review, so plaza fees below were read from third-party mirrors of it dated July and August 2026 and must be re-verified at the plaza. The plaza list itself is IHMCL's official list.
Published: 2026-09-03 · Last reviewed: 2026-09-03
Four plazas, one highway
IHMCL's February 2026 list of national highway fee plazas gives the corridor its four stations: Kherki Daula, code 7001, in Gurugram district, Haryana; and on the Gurgaon–Kotputli–Jaipur bypass section in Rajasthan, Shahjahanpur, code 9001, Manoharpura, code 9002, and Daulatpura, code 9003. All four are public-funded plazas collected by NHAI's contractors; press reports say NHAI took over the Rajasthan plazas when the previous concession expired on 31 May 2022. The spacing follows the Fee Rules' 60-km norm, with the authority's discretion to place plazas closer where recorded reasons exist.
What a car pays in 2026
The table gives the single-journey and 24-hour-return car fees as shown on mirrors of NHAI's Toll Information System. Kherki Daula's ₹100 from 1 April 2026 is corroborated by press coverage of the revision. Shahjahanpur and Daulatpura show a second revision dated 20 July 2026; Manoharpur's 2026 figure could not be found and the July 2025 value is shown.
Car fees Delhi → Jaipur, NH48, as mirrored from NHAI TIS in July–August 2026 (re-verify at the plaza)
Plaza (IHMCL code)
Location
Car, single journey
Car, return within 24 h
Kherki Daula (7001)
Gurugram, Haryana
₹100 (from 1 Apr 2026)
₹150
Shahjahanpur (9001)
Alwar district, Rajasthan, km 115
₹205 (from 20 Jul 2026)
₹305
Manoharpur (9002)
Jaipur district, Rajasthan, km 211
₹95 (Jul 2025 figure; 2026 revision not found)
₹140
Daulatpura (9003)
Jaipur, Rajasthan
₹80 (from 20 Jul 2026)
₹120
Indicative total, four plazas
about ₹480 one way
about ₹715 as 24-hour returns
Our Delhi → Jaipur route page shows a lower car figure, ₹405, taken from an NHAI-based estimate verified in February 2026, before the April and July revisions; we keep it until the live Toll Information System can be read again. Monthly passes for 50 journeys are also listed: ₹3,320 at Kherki Daula, ₹6,760 at Shahjahanpur, and ₹2,670 at Daulatpura on the same mirrors. Shahjahanpur additionally lists a ₹360 local monthly pass and ₹100 for district-registered commercial cars.
Trucks and buses
The same mirrors show Kherki Daula charging ₹160 for light commercial vehicles, ₹335 for buses and two-axle trucks, ₹530 for three- to six-axle vehicles, and ₹645 for oversized vehicles, and Shahjahanpur charging ₹330, ₹685, ₹750 for three-axle, ₹1,080 for four- to six-axle, and ₹1,310 for oversized. Daulatpura lists ₹130, ₹270, ₹295, ₹425, and ₹515. Since 15 April 2026 overloaded goods vehicles are charged twice the fee up to 40 percent over the permitted weight and four times beyond, collected through FASTag or UPI.
Barrier-free at Daulatpura
On 20 June 2026 NHAI launched Rajasthan's first multi-lane free-flow system at Daulatpura, reading number plates and FASTags without barriers, with Shahjahanpur and Manoharpur announced as the next. Under the Second Amendment Rules in force since 17 March 2026, a fee not collected at such a plaza produces an e-notice; pay within 72 hours and you owe the ordinary fee, after which it doubles, and unpaid amounts are recorded against the vehicle in VAHAN after 15 days. Keep the FASTag funded and the plate clean.
Passes that apply
All four are national highway plazas, so the FASTag Annual Pass counts each as one crossing: eight for a return trip. Residents within 20 km of a plaza can buy the local monthly pass, and district-registered commercial vehicles pay half. A driver without a valid FASTag pays double in cash or 1.25 times by UPI. Our guide to how NHAI tolls work explains each rule.
Frequently asked questions
How many toll plazas are there between Delhi and Jaipur?
Four national highway plazas on NH48: Kherki Daula in Gurugram, and Shahjahanpur, Manoharpur, and Daulatpura in Rajasthan, per IHMCL's plaza list.
How much does a car pay from Delhi to Jaipur in 2026?
About ₹480 one way on the figures mirrored from NHAI's Toll Information System in July–August 2026: ₹100, ₹205, ₹95, and ₹80. Re-verify at the plaza; two of the figures were revised on 20 July 2026.
Does the FASTag Annual Pass cover the Delhi–Jaipur plazas?
Yes. All four are national highway plazas, so each crossing is deducted from the 200. A return trip uses eight.
What changed at Daulatpura?
It became Rajasthan's first multi-lane free-flow plaza on 20 June 2026, with no barriers. Unpaid fees trigger an e-notice and double after 72 hours.
The National Highways Fee Rules 2008 explained: per-kilometre base rates and the 1 April revision, where plazas may be placed, the return and monthly discounts, the local resident pass and its digital version, who is exempt, and what happens without a valid FASTag after the 2025 and 2026 amendments.
How the FASTag Annual Pass works after its 1 April 2026 price revision to ₹3,075: 200 plaza crossings or one year, private cars only, national highway plazas only, how a trip is counted, activation through RajmargYatra within two hours, and the arithmetic that tells you whether it is worth buying.
How India's two best-known state expressways charge: the Mumbai–Pune Expressway under MSRDC's 2004 notification and IRB's operation to 2030, with the ₹320 car toll and the pay-once rule, and the Yamuna Expressway under YEIDA with its three plazas at Jewar, Mathura, and Agra, the published ₹415 car total, FASTag rules, and why the FASTag Annual Pass is not valid on either.