Chennai to Mumbai Transport Service

32 ft MXL container truckMost booked
Closed body, multi axle · 15–18 tons
₹54,000 todayThis week: ₹53,000 to ₹54,500
32 ft SXL container truck
Closed body, single axle · 7–9 tons
₹42,500 todayThis week: ₹41,500 to ₹44,000
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Chennai to Mumbai: questions shippers ask
What is the truck rate from Chennai to Mumbai today?
As of 6 Nov 2026, a 32 ft MXL from Chennai to Mumbai costs ₹54,000 and a 20 ft container about ₹34,500. This page lists the rate for every truck type on the lane, set each morning.
How long does a truck take from Chennai to Mumbai?
The route is about 1,290 km by road and a full truck usually takes 3 to 4 days, depending on loading time and road conditions.
Which truck should I book from Chennai to Mumbai?
Match the truck to your weight and goods. On this lane you can book a 32 ft MXL container truck (closed body, multi axle, 15–18 tons) at ₹54,000, a 32 ft SXL container truck (closed body, single axle, 7–9 tons) at ₹42,500, a 22 ft container truck (closed body, 7–8 tons) at ₹38,000 or a 20 ft container truck (closed body, 6–7 tons) at ₹34,500.
How much is a truck back from Mumbai to Chennai?
The cheapest truck from Mumbai to Chennai is ₹46,500. See the Mumbai to Chennai page for every truck type.
How long is an e-way bill valid from Chennai to Mumbai?
For regular cargo an e-way bill is valid for one day per 200 km or part of it, so about 1,290 km gives 7 days. Each day runs to midnight of the following day, and the transporter can extend it within 8 hours of expiry for delays such as a breakdown or trans-shipment. A bill is needed when the consignment is worth more than ₹50,000. Over-dimensional cargo gets one day per 20 km.

