Distance and route overview
The distance from Mehsana to Suzuki Plant in Becharaji is approximately 38 kilometers, making it a convenient commute for employees and visitors. The Suzuki Motor Gujarat plant, one of India's largest automotive manufacturing facilities, is strategically located in the Hansalpur Industrial area of Becharaji.
This route connects two important industrial centers of North Gujarat, with Mehsana serving as a major commercial hub and Becharaji housing significant manufacturing operations including the Suzuki facility, which builds the Swift, Baleno, Dzire and Fronx for India and for export.
Quick Route Facts
- Distance: 38 km via Via Modhera (shortest route)
- Travel Time: 45-60 minutes under normal conditions
- Route Type: National Highway with good road conditions
- Traffic: Moderate, heavy during shift change times
- Best Travel Times: Early morning (6-8 AM) and evening (6-8 PM)
Geographic Context
The route from Mehsana to Suzuki plant Becharaji passes through several important towns and industrial areas of North Gujarat. Mehsana, known for its dairy industry and engineering sectors, connects to Becharaji through well-maintained highways that facilitate smooth industrial transportation and employee commute.
Both cities are part of Gujarat's industrial corridor, which has seen significant development in automotive, pharmaceutical, and chemical industries. The proximity of these locations makes them ideal for integrated supply chain operations and workforce mobility.
Best routes from Mehsana to the Suzuki plant
There are several route options to travel from Mehsana to Suzuki plant in Becharaji, each with different advantages based on traffic conditions, road quality, and travel preferences.
Route 1: Via Modhera (Recommended)
- Distance: 38 km
- Time: 45-50 minutes
- Route: Mehsana → Modhera → Delvada → Becharaji
- Advantages: Shortest route, good road conditions
- Road Quality: Excellent (National Highway)
Route 2: Via Balol
- Distance: 45 km
- Time: 65-75 minutes
- Route: Mehsana → Balol → Kalri → Becharaji
- Advantages: Multiple fuel stations, good amenities
- Road Quality: Medium
Route Selection Tips
- Night Travel: Route 1 is best lit and safest
- First Time: Route 1 has clear signage and landmarks
- Monsoon: All routes are suitable
- Emergency: Route 1 has most service stations and hospitals
Taxi from Mehsana to the Suzuki plant
The easiest way for visitors and business travellers is a booked taxi from anywhere in Mehsana to the plant gate. We charge by the kilometre, and a one way trip means you pay for one side only. The figures below are indicative for the 38 km drive, before tolls and parking.
| Car | Rate | 38 km one way (indicative) |
|---|---|---|
| Sedan (Swift Dzire) | ₹12/km | ₹1,000 (minimum fare) |
| Ertiga | ₹13/km | ₹1,000 (minimum fare) |
| Innova | ₹18/km | ₹1,000 (minimum fare) |
| Tempo Traveller / bus | Quote on call | Call for a fare |
Tolls, parking and state tax are extra at actual cost. Night travel (10 PM to 6 AM) is 20% extra, and the first 30 minutes of waiting are free, then ₹100/hour. No advance is needed: pay cash or UPI. Booking in advance gets a 10% discount.
Why a booked taxi works well
- Door-to-door pickup from any place in Mehsana
- Local drivers who know the plant gates and shift timings
- Sedans, Ertiga, Innova, Tempo Traveller or bus for your group size
- 24/7 service for shift workers and late arrivals
- A GST invoice is available
Plan your trip from Mehsana
The planner covers Mehsana (40 km). The plant is a little closer at 38 km, so the real fare is slightly lower. We confirm the exact fare before you travel.
40 km · about 1 hour
Indicative fare₹1,000
40 km × ₹12 = ₹480, below the ₹1,000 minimum fare per booking, so the one-way fare is ₹1,000.
Before tolls, parking and state tax. We confirm the exact fare before you travel.
Travel time analysis
Travel time from Mehsana to Suzuki plant Becharaji varies significantly based on the time of day, route chosen, and traffic conditions. Understanding these patterns helps in planning efficient trips.
Peak Hours (7-9 AM, 6-8 PM)
- Duration: 60-75 minutes
- Reason: Employee shift changes at industrial units
- Alternative: Start 30 minutes early or use alternate routes
Off-Peak Hours (10 AM-5 PM)
- Duration: 45-55 minutes
- Reason: Light traffic on all routes
- Ideal for: Business meetings, plant visits, deliveries
Night Hours (9 PM-6 AM)
- Duration: 40-50 minutes
- Reason: Minimal traffic, good road visibility
- Precautions: Ensure vehicle is well-maintained
Factors Affecting Travel Time
- Industrial Traffic: Heavy vehicles during business hours
- Weather Conditions: Monsoon can add 10-15 minutes
- Road Construction: Temporary delays during maintenance
- Festival Seasons: Increased local traffic during celebrations
- Day of Week: Monday mornings and Friday evenings are busiest
About the Suzuki plant
Suzuki Motor Gujarat (SMG) is one of India's largest car factories. It opened on 1 February 2017 and, since its fourth plant started on 30 July 2026, can build 1 million cars a year. It builds the Swift, Baleno, Dzire and Fronx for India and for export, and now the e VITARA electric SUV. Read the full Maruti Suzuki plant guide.
Visiting the plant
The plant keeps strict security. Visits for colleges, industry professionals and business partners are arranged through the company, with advance booking and approval. Check the requirements with the company before you travel, and carry a valid ID.
Professional transport around the plant
We run transport around the Mehsana to Becharaji industrial corridor, from our branch at Hansalpur Circle near the plant.
Visitor and executive trips
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Sedans for business meetings, and Ertiga or Innova for small teams. Airport pickups can be added on the same booking.
Staff pickups and drops
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Regular pickups and late-shift drops for employees of the Maruti Suzuki, TDSG and Honda plants. Call us to plan timings.
Group travel
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A Tempo Traveller or bus for training batches, audits and crew movement. Tell us the group size for a quote.
See our corporate taxi service for regular trips.
Travel tips and guidelines
Effective planning and preparation can significantly improve your travel experience from Mehsana to Suzuki plant Becharaji. These practical tips help ensure smooth, safe, and efficient journeys.
Pre-Travel Planning
Essential Preparation Steps
- Route Familiarization: Study the route map and identify landmarks
- Traffic Updates: Check real-time traffic conditions before departure
- Vehicle Preparation: Ensure fuel, documents, and emergency kit
- Contact Information: Keep plant security and contact numbers handy
- Weather Check: Monitor weather conditions, especially during monsoon
- Alternative Routes: Plan backup routes for emergencies
Best Travel Practices
- Departure Timing: Leave 15-20 minutes early during peak hours
- Fuel Stops: Fill up in Mehsana or Kadi for round trips
- Emergency Contacts: Keep breakdown service numbers accessible
- Documentation: Carry vehicle papers, license, and ID proofs
- Mobile Connectivity: Ensure good network coverage for GPS navigation
- Rest Stops: Take breaks at Kadi or Kalol for long journeys
Safety Considerations
- Industrial Traffic: Watch for heavy vehicles and maintain safe distance
- Speed Limits: Observe posted speed limits, especially near plant areas
- Night Travel: Use well-lit routes and avoid deserted areas
- Monsoon Precautions: Reduce speed and increase following distance
- Emergency Preparedness: Carry first aid kit and emergency numbers
Plant Visit Guidelines
When visiting Suzuki plant Becharaji for business or educational purposes, following proper protocols ensures smooth entry and productive visits:
- Prior Authorization: Obtain visitor approval 7-10 days in advance
- Security Clearance: Submit required documents and background information
- Arrival Time: Reach 15 minutes before scheduled appointment
- Identification: Carry original ID proofs and authorization letters
- Dress Code: Follow industrial safety dress requirements
- Photography: Respect plant photography and recording policies


