[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!
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[2026] Mitsubishi Motors’ commercial songs: A treasure trove of classic Western hits in their historic CM lineup (21–30)
Original songJosh Atokinson
This commercial features an original song written specifically for the ad by artist Josh Atkinson.
The CM highlights the RVR’s ability to zip freely through urban rough terrain like puddles and cobblestones, as well as unpaved mountain paths.
To express this “freedom to roam,” it collaborates with the activity of parkour.
The track has a cool, exhilarating sound that matches the visuals perfectly.
What You Won’t Do for LoveBobby Caldwell
A track released in 1978 by American singer-songwriter Bobby Caldwell.
This smooth soul tune became a hit in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, and other countries.
It has been covered by artists such as Michael Bolton.
It was used in the 2014 Outlander commercial titled “New Beauty.”
You Get What You GiveNew Radicals
A track that sings about the importance of being yourself.
It was released in 1998 by the American alternative rock band New Radicals.
The music video was filmed in a New York shopping mall.
The track was used in a Mitsubishi television commercial in Australia.
Roses and Rosesakaiyuu
The eK Wagon commercial features “Bara to Rose” by Yu Sakai, a singer-songwriter from Kochi Prefecture.
The ad highlights the ability to check behind the car with a camera when reversing.
Actress Haruka Igawa appears in it, and many people were probably captivated by her smile.
The stylish vibe of the song further accentuates her beauty.
Watching the commercial makes you imagine what kind of life this couple has led.
Days Go ByDirty Vegas
A house track released in 2002 by the British electronic music band Dirty Vegas.
It reached No.
1 on the U.S.
charts and won a Grammy Award.
It was used in an Eclipse commercial.
Original songNagaō Yōsuke
The high-energy music that plays in the Eclipse Cross PHEV commercial, “Twin Drones,” is an original track made for the ad.
It features a driving, powerful melody that perfectly matches the footage of the car zipping down the road.
Low, thudding synth-drum sounds add a cool edge, while brief synth phrases in the mid-to-high range punctuate the melody with accents.
It’s the kind of track you’ll want to listen to when you’re in the mood for a smooth, spirited drive.
KI SE KIKawamura Ryuuichi
This is a commercial for Modarc, one of the Mirage lineup, released in 1997.
It’s memorable for a scene set in a European-style town where a woman tries to catch a cat hiding under a car.
The commercial featured KI SE KI, the vocalist of LUNA SEA.
It’s a sweet ballad with sensuous vocals that you can recognize at once as Kawamura’s singing.
