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[Daihatsu Commercial] Popular CM Songs. Historical/All-time CM Songs [2026]

You often see Daihatsu commercials on TV—like for the Tanto, Move Canbus, Taft, and Rocky, right?

Each ad is carefully crafted with direction and casting that match the image and target audience of each car, resulting in many memorable commercials.

Of course, that strategy extends to the music used in the ads as well, with tracks chosen to perfectly suit each model.

In recent years, songs by hugely popular artists and up-and-coming bands have been featured more frequently, too.

In this article, we’ll introduce all the Daihatsu commercial songs—from those currently on air to past ones—in one go!

[Daihatsu Commercial] Popular CM Songs. Historic CM Songs [2026] (41–50)

Daihatsu Thor “Growth Anniversary: Delivery” version

Kira Kira Bushi feat. Deyonnarekishi

REKISHI / Sparkling Samurai feat. Deyonna
Kira Kira Bushi feat. Deyonnarekishi
Rekishi [Takafumi Ikeda] Thor Daihatsu Commercial “Growth Anniversary: Vehicle Delivery” 15 seconds – Rekishi Takafumi Ikeda DAIHATSU Thor

The CM song for Thor “Growth Anniversary: Vehicle Delivery” is Rekishi’s signature track “Kira Kira Bushi feat.

Deyonna.” The song is included on his second album, Rekitsu, released in 2011.

Rekishi often collaborates with guest artists, and the “feat.

Deyonna” on this track is Ringo Sheena—you can tell as soon as you hear the vocals.

True to its title, it’s a sparkling, poppy tune that gets the crowd hyped at festivals and live shows.

Mambo No.5Perez Prado

It is a piece composed and released in 1949 by Cuba’s Pérez Prado and is one of the best-known instrumental tracks of the mambo genre.

In Japan, it is included in the fifth-grade music textbook published by Kyoiku Geijutsu-sha.

An original arrangement of the piece was used in a commercial for Daihatsu’s “Daishohatsu Yume Fair.”

Daihatsu Tanto Custom “The Showstopping Design of the Tanto Custom” Edition

BoleroJoseph-Maurice Ravel

Speaking of the Tanto, it’s a model that has enjoyed strong popularity among all kei cars from every manufacturer for many years.

Among them, the Tanto Custom series—with its more stylish exterior—has earned strong support from younger generations.

The commercial for the Tanto Custom that aired in October 2020 features a hip-hop arrangement of the classical masterpiece Boléro.

Not only does the music convey a cool and sophisticated image, but the commercial was also filmed at the Aomori Contemporary Art Centre, so both the music and visuals overflow with coolness.

Lotus ~The Flower Born~Kudō Shizuka

Shizuka Kudo / Lotus ~The Born Flower~ [Official Video]
Lotus ~The Flower Born~Kudō Shizuka

This is Shizuka Kudo’s 37th single, released in 2005.

It was used as the commercial song for the light tall wagon “Tanto,” in which Kudo herself appeared as the mother.

Co-written with Hiro’o Yamaguchi, known for his work with EXILE and Kumi Koda, the lyrics portray a single-minded love with a poignant touch.

The live sound feel featuring strings and the dreamy, fleeting worldview are further elevated by Kudo’s sultry vocals.

It’s an emotive ballad that fills you with a calm, gentle feeling.

Don’t Stop Me NowQueen

Queen – Don’t Stop Me Now (Official Video)
Don't Stop Me NowQueen

It’s a song released in 1978 by the British rock band Queen, included on the album Jazz.

It was released as a single in 1979 and became a big hit.

In 2000, it was used in a commercial for the Move.

Theme From A Summer PlaceThe Percy Faith Orchestra

Born in Toronto, Canada, in 1908, composer, conductor, and producer Percy Faith originally aspired to be a pianist, but he had to give up that path after suffering burns to his hands.

His music was used in Daihatsu’s “300 Million Giveaway Test-Drive Campaign.”

Daihatsu Tanto “Evolved Usability” Version

ORIHIMEToukyou Sukapara Daisu Ookesutora

This song, with its cool and lively horn sounds, is a number by Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra! Featured in the Tanto commercial, it’s included on the album “Tsugihagi Colorful.” It’s an instrumental track, so there are no vocals, but it’s sure to hype you up in the car with shouts and call-and-response!