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Jingping Expressway
Jīngpíng Gāosùgōnglù 京平高速公路
Route information
Length	72.83 km (45.25 mi)
Existed	21 June 2008–present
Component highways	Beijing S3201
Major junctions
From	Shunyi District, Beijing
To	Pinggu District, Beijing
Location
Country	China
Major cities	Beijing
Highway system
Transport in China

S32 Jingping Expressway (Chinese: 京平高速公路; pinyin: Jīngpíng Gāosùgōnglù) is an expressway in Beijing, China.

Construction started in early 2005, with a stretch opened by 2006. By 2007, the entire expressway was completed in full. The expressway is heading into Tianjin and linked up with the Jinji Expressway.

This expressway is projected to head east. It begins at Huanggang Bridge on Jingcheng Expressway between 5th Ring Road and the 6th Ring Road and stretch to central Pinggu in eastern Beijing.

The route was "agreed in principle" by the planning authorities; however, the route was slightly altered. It would start at Liqiao on the 6th Ring Road and the Litian Expressway would link it.

The stretch that starts at Liqiao was connected to Huanggang Bridge.

There would be connections at the following points:

• Jingcheng Expressway: Huaggang Bridge
• Airport Expressway (Beijing): Wenyu Bridge
• 6th Ring Road (Beijing): Litian Bridge