The aim is to facilitate the payment of car-related services.
Mercedes-Benz is the first car manufacturer in the world to integrate this type of payment authentication directly into a car, in a native and secure way. Initially, this new functionality will be reserved for German users and only Visa is supported. Other card systems will gradually be added and activated for Mercedes pay+ as the service is rolled out across Europe.
This could include anything that helps control the car's comfort, from cabin climate control to seat heating. In terms of infotainment, it could include advanced navigation services, for example. Later, this payment system will be extended to other services, starting with refueling.
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