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[2026] Mitsubishi Motors' commercial songs: A treasure trove of classic Western hits from past ads

In addition to its kei lineup, Mitsubishi Motors is also popular for SUVs like the Triton, Outlander PHEV, Eclipse Cross, and Delica D:5.

Among Mitsubishi Motors’ commercials, there are many that sparked conversation with people asking, “Whose song is that?”

Recently, beyond popular Japanese tracks and classic Western hits, many commercials have also featured original songs written specifically for the ads.

In this article, we’ll introduce the songs used in Mitsubishi Motors’ commercials.

So without further ado, let’s take a look at what kind of music has been featured in Mitsubishi Motors’ ads!

[2026] Mitsubishi Motors Commercial Songs: A Treasure Trove of Classic Western Hits (11–20)

LadyshaveGus Gus

GusGus is an electronic music band formed in Iceland in 1995.

This track was released as a single in 1999 and reached No.

64 on the UK charts.

It was used in a Mitsubishi television commercial.

Mitsubishi Motors Delica D:5 “Strong Bonds” Version

winding roadElefanto Kashimashi

Elephant Kashimashi “Winding Road”
winding roadElefanto Kashimashi

The song featured in the commercial for Mitsubishi’s flagship minivan, the Delica D:5, is Elephant Kashimashi’s “Winding Road.” With its refreshing melody that’s perfect for a driving song, the track expresses the desire to walk your own path—true to yourself—no matter the road you take.

The title “Winding Road” literally means a road full of curves.

Even if the path you envision twists and turns, it’s okay as long as you carry the experience and knowledge you’ve gained, and above all, the fighting spirit that overflows within you.

It’s a song that makes you feel that way—a track that gives you the courage to face tomorrow.

Mitsubishi Motors eK Wagon 2001

WomanJohn Lennon

WOMAN. (Ultimate Mix, 2020) – John Lennon (official music video HD)
WomanJohn Lennon

The song used in the 2001 eK Wagon commercial is a track from the 1980 album Double Fantasy that was later released as a single.

The year after its release, John Lennon passed away, and the song was issued as a single posthumously.

DreamsThe Cranberries

The Cranberries – Dreams (Dir: Peter Scammell) (Official Music Video)
DreamsThe Cranberries

This song is one of the signature tracks by the famous Irish rock band The Cranberries, but it may be better known as the theme song of the Hollywood movie “You’ve Got Mail.” Hong Kong pop singer Faye Wong covered it as “Dream Person,” which also became a hit.

It was used in a corporate commercial for Mitsubishi Motors.

Mitsubishi Motors Outlander PHEV “Shaping the Times” version

Block Rockin’ BeatsThe Chemical Brothers

The Chemical Brothers – Block Rockin’ Beats (Official Music Video)
Block Rockin’ BeatsThe Chemical Brothers

Released in 1997 by the Manchester-born duo The Chemical Brothers.

It’s included on their second album, Dig Your Own Hole, and leaves a powerful impression with its distinctive bassline and tense, driving beat.

Mixing elements of techno, breakbeats, and rock, it’s a defining track of the 1990s music scene known as electronica and big beat.

By the way, the two members of The Chemical Brothers make a brief cameo in the music video, so try to spot them.

Mitsubishi Motors DELICA D:5

ETERNAL LANDSCAPESkoop On Somebody+Oda Tetsurou

This commercial really showcases the active image of the DELICA D:5.

It highlights its ability to power through off-road terrain and puddles with ease, and features scenes of outings for outdoor activities and active sports.

The refreshing track “ETERNAL LANDSCAPE” is used as the BGM.

This song is a 2008 collaboration between Skoop On Somebody and Tetsuro Oda, with memorable lyrics that sing of an adventurous spirit—wanting to go anywhere together with someone special.

[2026] Mitsubishi Motors’ commercial songs: A treasure trove of classic Western hits in their historic CM lineup (21–30)

Crazy TrainOzzy Osbourne

A track released in 1980 by Ozzy Osbourne.

A version dedicated to Randy Rhoads, who died in a plane crash, is included on the 1987 live album “Tribute.” It was used in a Mitsubishi commercial in 1999.