The Delhi Development Authority has opened a five-level parking facility at Bhikaji Cama Place, adding space for 432 cars and 193 two-wheelers in one of New Delhi’s busiest commercial districts. Lieutenant Governor TS Sandhu inaugurated the facility on Friday and dedicated it to the public.
Spread over 6,040 square metres, the facility has a total built-up area of 15,449 square metres. It includes a basement, ground floor, two upper floors and a terrace-level parking area. Of the 432 car spaces, 20 are reserved for persons with disabilities. Ten adapted parking bays are also available among the two-wheeler spaces.
The facility has FASTag-enabled entry, CCTV surveillance, lifts connecting all floors and a parking guidance and management system, according to a DDA official. It also includes drinking water facilities, separate toilets for men, women and persons with disabilities, a drivers’ waiting room, rainwater harvesting, DG power backup and fire-fighting and alarm systems.
Electric vehicle users can access charging points for 18 cars at a time on a chargeable basis. The charging stations require users to book a slot in advance. The parking facility is intended to reduce unauthorised roadside parking and ease traffic movement around the commercial hub, where office-goers, visitors and commuters compete for limited kerbside space.
The project was executed on an engineering, procurement and construction basis at an approximate tender cost of Rs 40 crore. The contract also covers operation and maintenance of the facility for two years. The authority said the structure is a conventional parking facility with an RCC frame.
Two rainwater harvesting systems have been installed at the site, with the DDA stating that they will help conserve water and prevent waterlogging. The agency implementing the project will be responsible for operating and maintaining the parking lot during the initial two-year period.
The Bhikaji Cama Place facility is the second major multi-level parking project completed by the DDA within a year. In February 2026, the authority inaugurated a six-level structured parking facility at Nehru Place with capacity for 660 cars and 350 two-wheelers.
The two projects form part of the DDA’s planned redevelopment and revitalisation efforts for major commercial hubs in the capital. The authority has appealed to office-goers, visitors and commuters to use the new facility and support organised parking and smoother traffic movement in the area.
