Autopista Xochi, Corredor de las Flores: these are the three toll booths already operating and the one that remains pending

The Autopista Xochi highway, a key infrastructure project in Guatemala, is now partially operational, with three of its four planned toll booths active. The highway, which features four lanes and traverses agricultural and forested areas, aims to significantly reduce travel times for people and goods, thereby strengthening the region's economic activity.

Launched on June 14, 2026, the Autopista Xochi currently operates from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m., with potential for extended hours as operations stabilize. Initially, only two main entry and exit points were functional. However, one of the intermediate toll booths has since been opened, leaving only one remaining to be activated.

The operational toll booths are Garita 1 at kilometer 142 in San Antonio Suchitepéquez, serving as a primary entry and exit point. Garita 3, located at kilometer 152 between Cuyotenango and La Máquina, Suchitepéquez, connects Guatemala, Cuyotenango, and San José La Máquina. Garita 4 at kilometer 172 in San Andrés Villa Seca, Retalhuleu, also functions as a main entry and exit point. The second toll booth, Garita 2 at kilometer 152 between Mazatenango and San Antonio Suchitepéquez, remains pending activation.

The highway is also implementing a gradual rollout of payment systems. Currently, users can pay with cash, credit cards, Compass (BAC), Ebigo (Banco Industrial), and the official Tag Xochi device. The company is also working to integrate additional payment platforms, including Vivepass, in the near future.