This 179 km-long expressway will significantly ease traffic congestion, promote faster transportation, and support local industries by improving the movement of raw materials and finished goods. The expressway is also expected to spur the growth of ancillary industries, boost real estate, and attract investments into the underdeveloped regions it passes through. The project forms part of the Maharashtra government’s larger push towards upgrading its infrastructure to match the growing demands of its economy.

However, the approval of this project comes at a time when the state’s fiscal deficit is mounting, prompting concerns about the financial sustainability of such large-scale infrastructure initiatives. While the project’s long-term benefits for the state’s economy are acknowledged, managing fiscal resources will be critical to ensure that it does not overburden the state’s finances.

The expressway is a crucial part of Maharashtra’s efforts to build a comprehensive, modern road network, enhancing both regional and national connectivity. With the project receiving cabinet approval, construction is expected to begin soon, providing a much-needed infrastructural boost to Maharashtra's rural and urban areas. The state government hopes the expressway will pave the way for future growth, despite the immediate challenges posed by financial constraints.