Revolutionary Mumbai Trans Harbour Link in Audi's RS e-tron GT | Atal Setu | @autocarindia1

Join Hormazd Sorabjee for an exclusive drive on the Mumbai Trans Harbour Link. Formally called the Atal Bihari Vajpayee Sewri-Nhava Sheva Atal Setu, it is India's longest sea bridge and brings down the travel time between Mumbai and Navi Mumbai to just 15 minutes.

Camerapersons: Sharad Vegada, Abhijeet Kamane, Roshni Manghani, Pravin Bhondave, Rahul Kakar
Drone: Pravin Bhondave
Producer: Cyrus Dastur
Editor: Siddhesh Bhogale

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[ilzezjfz]

Mumbai and people of Mumbai totally deserve this gift. Hardworking great people.
❤ love from Karnataka ❤

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This isn't just a bridge it's a glimpse of rising India ❤❤

[VarunLNMIIT]

Old route is 57 km, new is 22km. Maths for up-down is: old route -57*2 = 114 Kms, new route = 22* 2 = 44, difference is 70 Km less for new route. My vehicle gives mileage of 10km per litre, so it basically saves 7 litres of diesel for me, and saves 7*94 = Rs 658 for me. Out of which i give Rs 375 as toll, which gives net savings of Rs 283 per trip. Also, it saves 3hours-40 mins which is 2 hours 20 mins

[TheMafoosa]

I truly appreciate the engineering marvel of the infrastructure. Kudos to the engineers! While it only takes 15 minutes to cross the bridge and reach Navi Mumbai, the real challenge for us Mumbaikars is how long it will take to reach the actual bridge during peak hours. Haha, the joys of city life!

[hareeshur]

Big Salute to all the engineers, labourers and each person who have toiled hard to complete this amazing project - 'Atal Setu'. Kudos to you, Drive safe and happily.

[adityakawadkar]

12:27...take a screenshot....what a breathtaking view....never imagined mumbai will look like this ever..

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1972 – First proposed
1981 – Recommendation by JRD Tata
1984 – Approved by PMO
2004 – Project revived
2008 – RInfra “won” the contract but later cancelled
2015 – Project revived
2016 - PM Modi Laid Foundation Stone
2017 – Contract awarded
2024 – PM Modi inaugurates the bridge

[Morpheus]

Big big Thanks to the govt and the engineers & the workers ❤❤❤

[maxplanck]

Good to see India progress with modern infrastructure, they can build their way out of their difficulties with good design ✌️❤️🇬🇧

[arindamghosh]

It's an absolute phenomenon coupled with magnificent engineering and technology 👌🏼👍🏼

[pawshetty]

What an Era to be an Indian. Decades down the line, we can be proud to have witnessed the rise of Bharat. We, the Citizens should be proud of this generation coz we are participants and contributors of the new Bharat. Jai hind !

[pjesal]

Watching this video within 1 hour of its release.

I really loved how the Autocar India team covered all the nitty-gritty right from the inception to why the cables are not used considering the evergreen Bandra Worli sealink to how the Flamingos' migratory flow is taken care of and the barriers installed for sound and sight insulation to the Elephanta caves view from the bridge...

As always, the camera, drone, editing team makes the info more interesting to captivate to the screens.
I also personally love to watch the reviews with Hormazd Sorabjee's point of view...

Marvelous!😊

[Aravind_Hegde]

Modern marvels. Awesomely done and captured by Autocar

[FullTankDrive]

I have been on the sea link of Mumbai and still remember the thrill of driving on it. Mumbai Trans Harbour Link takes it to the next level. Beautiful 🤩 oh Audi RS e-tron G..

[adiyak]

Built at a fast pace as well. Bandra Worli Sealink for example which is a fourth of this one's length took 11 years to complete.

[casuallyannoyeddriver]

If there ever is a must drive on road bucket list- this has to be added !

[TJSaw]

1:07 What a view! This is how Mumbai will be introduced to someone taking this bridge to enter the city.

[sagnikdey]

Hats off to the engineering team! This is a great step India is taking to become a powerful nation! Proud moment

[ayushmankad]

Please make a dedicated video on the drive via Atal Setu vs the traditional drive from Mumbai to Navi Mumbai via the older route. Should be quite entertaining :)

[saurabhsaxena]

I was living in Mumbai in 1985. At that time, this highway was conceived and was the talk of the town. Later we came to know that because of Naval Dockyard, the project has been shelved. Though I have left Mumbai a long ago, but it is heartening to know that the project has come to life and has been completed. Long Live India. Jai Bharat.