Chakan MIDC is an industrial area in Khed taluka, Pune district, developed by the Maharashtra Industrial Development Corporation. It is known for its automobile manufacturers. Companies in Chakan MIDC include Volkswagen, Bajaj Auto, Mercedes Benz, Mahindra & Mahindra and Hyundai Construction, alongside auto ancillary, engineering and electronics units. This page covers the industries, phases, infrastructure and distances to check when you assess Chakan for a manufacturing unit.
The automakers and manufacturers named most often in Chakan are:
Chakan MIDC has been developed over nearly 5,000 hectares. Internal roads are planned for heavy truck movement. Power is supplied by the Maharashtra State Electricity Distribution Company Limited (MSEDCL). MIDC has set up fire stations at several sites in the area. Local manpower is available from unskilled to semi-skilled levels.
Chakan MIDC is developed in five phases, Phase 1 to Phase 5, and each phase has its own layout and plot blocks. Phase 2 lies around the villages of Shinde and Vasuli, while Phase 5 is mapped near Rohakal and Gonavdi. Because location within the estate affects access to roads and nearby units, it helps to shortlist by phase first. Details for Chakan Phase 2, Chakan Phase 4 and Chakan Phase 5 are kept separately. If you are still deciding where in Chakan to look, the Chakan Industrial Area overview covers the estate as a whole.
Chakan MIDC connects to the Mumbai-Pune Highway and the Pune Nashik Highway, and sits near Talegaon Industrial Area and Pimpri-Chinchwad Industrial Area. Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust (JNPT), Pune International Airport and Navi Mumbai International Airport are the main port and airport links. Navi Mumbai International Airport began commercial operations on 25 December 2025.
| Destination | Approx. Distance from Chakan MIDC |
|---|---|
| Pune City | 30 km |
| Pune Airport | 35 km |
| JNPT Sea Port | 120 km |
| Navi Mumbai International Airport | 120 km |
Industrial plots in Chakan are offered through MIDC allotment and freehold options. Rates are listed by location, so check the current figures under MIDC land rates before you compare plots. If you plan to apply for a new plot, it also helps to understand how MIDC land allotment works first.