Pune to Mumbai Cab Service — ₹2,700 Fixed One-Way Taxi, Toll Included

Orbitmiles charges a fixed ₹2,700 from Pune to Mumbai in the Citroën EC3, with the expressway toll included. The MG ZS EV is ₹3,200, the six-seater Kia Clavis EV is ₹3,800, and the Toyota Innova Hycross is ₹6,000. Each fare covers 150 km one way and is the total you pay — there is no surge multiplier at any hour.

Book the Citroën EC3 at a fixed ₹2,700 one way. That is the whole bill: 150 km, the driver, charging and the toll are inside it, and the price is the same at 2 AM or on a holiday weekend. The EC3 is electric, so it pays ₹0 at the expressway toll plazas, where a petrol or diesel car pays ₹320 one way. Split four ways it comes to ₹675 each. It takes 2 check-in and 2 cabin bags with 4 people. If four of you each have a check-in bag, the Kia Clavis EV at ₹3,800 takes all four with the third row folded, which costs less than booking two EC3s at ₹5,400. Travelling alone with one bag, the train costs less than any cab.

Every Orbitmiles cab is private, never shared. We do not sell seats or put strangers in your car, and the boot holds only your bags. The fare is for the whole car, so a group splits it: ₹2,700 in the Citroën EC3 is ₹675 each for four people, and ₹3,800 in the six-seater Kia Clavis EV is about ₹633 each for six. The toll is inside both figures and you pay after the ride.

For four people with a check-in bag each, book the Kia Clavis EV (₹3,800) with the third row folded. It takes 4 cabin bags only with 6 people, or 4 check-in and 4 cabin bags with 4 people and the third row folded. The Innova Hycross (₹6,000) takes 2 check-in and 2 cabin bags with 6 people, or 4 check-in and 4 cabin bags with 4 people and the third row folded. On both six-seaters the third row and the big bags use the same space, so six people means fewer bags. The Citroën EC3 takes 2 check-in and 2 cabin bags with 4 people, and the MG ZS EV takes 2 check-in and 2 cabin bags with 4 people. Our electric cars keep the battery under the floor, so no fuel cylinder eats into the boot. Tell us your headcount and bag count at booking and we will confirm the car fits.

Orbitmiles includes 150 km of travel, your driver, fuel or charging, the full ₹320 expressway toll, one pickup and one drop point, and a 15-minute refreshment break in the ₹2,700 fare. Not included: kilometres beyond 150 km and waiting after the first 30 minutes, which are charged extra, extra stops, and airport parking at cost if it applies.

Orbitmiles does not meter this trip by the kilometre. The fare is fixed for the first 150 km, with the toll and driver already inside it. Kilometres beyond 150 km are charged extra.

No — Orbitmiles pays the ₹320 expressway toll and it is already inside the fare you were quoted. The Mumbai–Pune Expressway has two MSRDC plazas in this direction, Urse and Khalapur, and a normal car pays about ₹320 one way. Our electric cars are exempt from that charge under the Maharashtra EV policy, and the hybrid Innova Hycross does pay it — in both cases you never hand money to a plaza.

Orbitmiles plans 2.5 to 3 hours of driving for the ~150 km from Pune to Mumbai. Leaving Pune before 7 AM or after 10 PM usually lands you at the shorter end. A weekday evening arrival into south Mumbai or Bandra can add 30 to 45 minutes once you leave the expressway, so we suggest building that into any meeting or flight timing.

Yes. One refreshment break of about 15 minutes is included in every Orbitmiles fare, and most people take it at the Lonavala exit or the Khalapur Food Court. If you want to get out in Lonavala for longer, sightsee, or drop someone off there, that counts as an extra stop and is charged separately. Tell us when you book and we quote that price before the trip starts.

We run the Toyota Innova Hycross, the newer Innova, in place of the Crysta. It is a self-charging hybrid with six seats and a driver, at a fixed ₹6,000 one way from Pune to Mumbai with the toll included, or ₹9,000 for a same-day round trip. It takes 2 check-in and 2 cabin bags with 6 people, or 4 check-in and 4 cabin bags with 4 people and the third row folded.

Orbitmiles runs four cars on this route: the Citroën EC3 and MG ZS EV seat four passengers, and the Kia Clavis EV and Toyota Innova Hycross seat six. For a group of six with full check-in luggage you will want two cars or a folded third row — tell us the headcount and bag count at booking and we will say plainly which combination actually works.

Travelling alone, the train is cheaper. For two or more people, or with luggage, a cab closes the gap: ₹2,700 split four ways is ₹675 each, and it runs door to door instead of station to station, so there is no second cab to find at CST or Dadar. Our Pune to Mumbai travel comparison page sets the cab, train, bus and self-drive options side by side.

Yes. Orbitmiles runs Pune to Mumbai around the clock at the same ₹2,700 fixed fare. A 2 AM departure from Kothrud or a 4:30 AM pickup in Hinjawadi for an early flight costs the same as the same trip at noon, with no night surcharge. Before pickup you get the driver's name, phone number, car model and registration number on WhatsApp, so you can share them with family before you set off, and every driver is background-checked.

Orbitmiles gives you 30 minutes of free waiting from the booked pickup time. After that, a small waiting charge applies. If you are running late, message us on WhatsApp before the time passes and we will usually move the booking instead.

Orbitmiles cancellation is free more than four hours before pickup — you pay nothing at all. Inside four hours the car and driver are already committed to you, so a part charge may apply. There is no cancellation app to fight with — a WhatsApp message or a call is enough.

You pay Orbitmiles after the ride. We take no advance, hold no card and ask for no deposit to confirm a Pune to Mumbai booking. You settle at the drop point by UPI, card or cash. If you need a GST invoice for reimbursement, say so at booking and it reaches your email after the trip.

Orbitmiles fits child and infant seats on request — infant seats for 0–13 kg and toddler seats for 9–18 kg — so ask when you book and give us the child’s age and weight. Booking a day ahead makes this far easier than a same-day request. Our drivers are background-checked and trained in defensive driving, and every car goes through a regular safety audit.

Yes. A Pune to Mumbai airport drop is a standard trip for us and we plan the departure time backwards from your check-in cutoff rather than from the flight time. See our Pune to Mumbai Airport page for drop points at Mumbai Airport (CSMIA).

It is a one-way fare: you do not pay for the car to come back empty. If you want the car to wait in Mumbai and bring you back the same day, the one-day price is the round trip: ₹5,000 in the Citroën EC3, ₹5,800 in the MG ZS EV, ₹6,500 in the Kia Clavis EV and ₹9,000 in the Innova Hycross, covering 350 km across both legs with the toll included. That is less than two one-way fares on every car. For an overnight stay, two one-way bookings suit better.

No. Every car leaves fully charged and the Pune to Mumbai run is about 150 km, comfortably inside the range of each vehicle in our fleet. The only stop on the way is the one you ask for.

There is no app to download. Book an Orbitmiles electric cab online at orbitmiles.in/book with your pickup, drop, date and time; it takes about two minutes. For questions about the cars, ask us on WhatsApp at +91 84848 76369, or call +91 90676 76369. Three of our four cars are electric (the Citroën EC3, MG ZS EV and Kia Clavis EV), and the fourth, the Innova Hycross, is a hybrid. Say at booking if you want an electric car specifically.

You book an Orbitmiles Pune to Mumbai cab with the Book Now button on this page and fill in the pickup, drop, date and time. It takes about two minutes and shows the fixed fare before you confirm. Questions first? Ask us on WhatsApp at +91 84848 76369, or call +91 90676 76369 and we can book it for you. Booking two to four hours ahead is usually enough; the previous evening is better for a 6 AM departure or a weekend.