Nagpur to Amravati Cabs

Nagpur to Amravati Taxi – Cab Service

Hire Nagpur to Amravati Taxi Service with AMZ Cabs for stress free journey. Unlock Unbeatable Deals on Cab Services for Your One-Way or Round-Trip Journey. Explore multiple car rental options with rates starting at Rs. 12 per Kilometer.

Choose from a Variety of Cars – Innova, Dzire, Ertiga, Kia Carens, Crysta, and More – Tailored to Your Preferences. Enjoy Special Offers on Both AC and Non-AC Cab Bookings for Your Ultimate Convenience.

You can book Your Nagpur to Amravati Cab from Nagpur Airport, Railway Station, or any other location within city. Trust AMZ Cabs for the Reliable Car Rental Services Throughout Your Journey.

Nagpur to Amravati Distance By Road

The distance from Nagpur to Amravati by car spans a total of 158 kilometers and typically takes around 2 hours and 55 minutes to complete.

nagpur to Amravati Taxi Fare

Book your one-way cab from Nagpur to Amravati with AMZ Cabs for just ₹3,500 in a sedan car.

Vehicle	One Way	Round Trip	Toll/Parking
Swift Dzire	₹3,500	₹3,800	Extra
Maruti Ertiga	₹4,500	₹5,000	Extra
Kia Carens	₹4,800	₹5,100	Extra
Toyota Innova	₹5,200	₹5,500	Extra
Innova Crysta	₹5,400	₹5,800	Extra

Booking Nagpur to Amravati Cabs

To book a cab from Nagpur to Amravati, simply give us a call at 7666840935, or conveniently book online at AMZ Cabs. We are here to provide you with the best rental package tailored to your needs.

You can book our cab service from Nagpur Railway Station or any location within the city. Additionally, if you’re flying in, you can easily book a cab from Nagpur Airport to Amravati right after landing.

Why Choose AMZ Cabs

Reliable and On-Time Service

Comfortable and Well-Maintained Vehicles

Experienced and Professional Drivers

Affordable Pricing

About Amravati

Amravati is a city in the Vidarbha region of Maharashtra, India. It serves as the administrative headquarters of the Amravati district. The city has a rich history dating back to the 3rd century BCE and was an important center of the Maurya and Satavahana empires. Amravati is known for its ancient temples, wildlife sanctuaries and natural attractions. The city is an agricultural and industrial hub, known for its cotton, soybean, and orange production, as well as its textile and pharmaceutical industries. Amravati is well-connected by road, rail, and air, making it a popular tourist destination in the region.