Metrobank’s Toyota Platinum Card offers up to P15,000 gas, toll rebates

Insider Spotlight

• Metrobank, Toyota Motor Philippines, and Mastercard launched the Toyota Platinum Card for Filipino motorists.
• Cardholders can receive up to P15,000 in annual rebates on gas and toll fees.
• The card also provides discounts on Toyota parts, services, and rentals.
• Rewards points and installment options aim to ease rising mobility costs.

Metrobank, Toyota Motor Philippines, and Mastercard have launched the Toyota Platinum Card, a credit card tailored for Filipino motorists that helps offset everyday driving costs through rebates and rewards.

The card targets one of the biggest financial realities of car ownership — recurring expenses such as fuel and toll fees — which have become a growing burden for drivers.

Why it matters

At the center of the card’s value proposition is a three percent rebate on gas and toll transactions, both locally and overseas, allowing cardholders to earn up to P15,000 in combined annual rebates.

The benefit directly addresses the rising cost of mobility, from daily commutes to long-distance travel.

“This launch isn’t just about introducing a new card—it’s about keeping up with our customers’ evolving needs,” said Ramon del Rosario, Metrobank consumer business sector head. “Owning a car is a big milestone for many Filipinos, but it also comes with daily costs. The Toyota Platinum Card helps lighten that load with savings on fuel and toll fees, plus earning rewards points on everyday spending, so customers can make smarter financial choices.”

Zoom in

Beyond fuel and toll rebates, cardholders also earn reward points for every P20 spent, allowing everyday purchases to generate additional value.

Toyota owners can unlock further savings tied to vehicle ownership, including:

• Ten percent discount on genuine Toyota parts, accessories, and labor at dealers nationwide
• Zero percent installment for up to six months on Toyota dealer transactions
• Double rewards points at preferred Toyota dealers
• Five percent discount on Toyota Mobility rentals in the Philippines

These benefits are designed to cover multiple aspects of car ownership, from maintenance to travel.

The bigger picture

Toyota said the partnership reflects its broader goal of improving the full vehicle ownership experience, not just selling cars.

“We believe that our responsibility goes beyond manufacturing vehicles. Toyota aims to continue to improve the overall ownership experience and create value that supports our customers in their everyday lives,” said Mike Masamayor, head for customer first and value chain operations.

The bottom line

With rebates on essential driving expenses and rewards on everyday spending, the Toyota Platinum Card positions itself as a financial tool aimed at making mobility more affordable for Filipino drivers.

— Edited by Daxim L. Lucas