The new Porsche Card 2025: integrated mobility and lifestyle

Porsche AG introduces the 2025 Porsche Card with digital services, lounge access, charging refunds, and premium design. Learn how the new model redefines mobility.

Porsche has unveiled the new Porsche Card, marking a decisive step into the era of integrated financial and mobility services. More than a payment tool, it connects digital functions, premium benefits, and distinctive Porsche design within one cohesive ecosystem.

Described as the “key to the Porsche world,” the card provides access to airport lounges through the Priority Pass, city parking via APCOA with a “First Hour Free” offer available up to 25 times a year, and serves as a payment option at Porsche Charging Service stations. Customers receive up to a 10 percent refund on charging expenses, capped at 50 euros annually, and can refill vehicle fluids free of charge at Porsche Centres.

The card’s design reflects Porsche’s aesthetic philosophy. Crafted from metal with polished edges and an engraved logo, it is available in seven iconic colours such as Carmine Red and Gentian Blue Metallic — each evoking a direct link to Porsche’s sports car heritage.

A major shift accompanies the launch: Porsche has moved away from co-branded banking partnerships to a card-as-a-service model. The Finnish fintech company Enfuce acts as issuer under Visa, while Swedish bank Nordiska provides credit services. Porsche Financial Services GmbH oversees the entire programme.

Fully integrated into the My Porsche app, the card can be applied for online and added instantly to Apple Pay. This digital onboarding ensures immediate usability, blending financial convenience with the brand’s seamless approach to customer experience.

Officially launched in Germany on November 11, 2025, the Porsche Card will later expand to additional European markets. Although Porsche has not yet released a detailed rollout schedule, the move underlines the company’s growing focus on digital finance and customer-centric innovation.