Super Corridor Metro Indore
The Indore Metro Yellow Line’s priority section runs directly along the Super Corridor, making it one of the first parts of the city to get rail transit. This guide explains what is operational today, what is still under construction, and what it means for buyers on the corridor.
Indore Metro Yellow Line: Current Status
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Planned length | About 33.5 km |
| Planned stations | 29 |
| Phase 1 opening | 31 May 2025 — first 6 km, Devi Ahilya Bai Holkar Terminal to Veerangana Jhalkari Bai Station |
| Latest reported status (Sept 2026) | About 17 km and 16 stations operational, per public reports |
| Priority section | Runs along the Super Corridor, which is why this area was among the first to get service |
| Corridor stations | Reported as Super Corridor 1 and Super Corridor 2 on the alignment |
Status figures for infrastructure projects change as construction progresses. Treat the figures above as based on public reporting at the time of writing and verify current status before making a time-sensitive decision.
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Current station status alongside Omaxe Super Corridor Indore's price sheet.
What the Yellow Line Connects
On its reported alignment, the Yellow Line loop runs from the airport area through the Super Corridor, on towards Vijay Nagar Square, through central Indore past Palasia and the High Court, to a stop near Indore Railway Station, and on through the old city around Rajwada before completing the loop. This gives corridor residents a rail option to most of Indore's key destinations as more sections open.
For a station-by-station view, see our metro stations guide. For road-based travel times in the meantime, see our connectivity hub.
How to Factor the Metro into a Buying Decision
- Check which reported station is nearest a shortlisted plot, and its current construction status
- Don't assume full-line completion timelines — track progress periodically rather than relying on a single announcement
- Weigh metro proximity alongside road access, since most residents will use both
- Consider metro proximity as one input in a wider investment case, not a standalone reason to buy
See the metro alignment against available plots
A location expert can show you how close a shortlisted plot is to a reported station.
Super Corridor Metro Indore: FAQs
Quick answers on the Yellow Line's status.
The first 6 km stretch of the Yellow Line, covering the corridor's priority section, opened on 31 May 2025. A further section opened in September 2026, taking total operations to about 17 km and 16 stations, according to public reports.
It is planned at about 33.5 km with 29 stations in total, forming a loop that is reported to connect the Super Corridor, Vijay Nagar, central Indore, the railway station area and the airport.
Yes. Public reports on the alignment name two stations Super Corridor 1 and Super Corridor 2, situated on the corridor itself.
Proximity to an operational or soon-to-open metro station is generally viewed positively for both livability and resale, though it is one factor among several including approvals, road access and neighbourhood development.
Related Guides
About Super Corridor Indore
The 12 km planned corridor: route, land use and landmarks.
Super Corridor Indore Property
Property types, rates and buyer profiles on the corridor.
Future Development in Super Corridor Indore
Metro, roads and Simhastha 2028.
Omaxe Super Corridor Latest Updates
Dated timeline of project and area news.