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A compilation of Nissan commercials: cool ads that showcase their technological prowess.

In recent years, when it comes to Nissan, their commercials often highlight self-driving technology under the slogan “Nissan Intelligent Mobility.”

As you can see in the vehicles’ exteriors as well, many of their ads are stylish and cool.

In this article, we’ll introduce a wide range of Nissan car commercials all at once.

The spotlight often falls on the featured performers and the background music, and we’ll share that information as well.

We’ve gathered a large selection of both new and old commercials, so please take this opportunity to check them out.

Nissan commercial roundup: Cool ads showcasing their technological prowess (71–80)

Nissan “Irresistible e-4ORCE” Version

NISSAN e-4ORCE CM 'Irresistible e-4ORCE' 30-second version

The commercial featuring Takuya Kimura, “Taman’nai e-4ORCE,” uses an original song created for the ad.

The melody, built on deep bass, gives the commercial a cool impression.

Mechanical tones—like the sounds of a game console or computer powering up—are layered in, adding a sense of modernity and curiosity about new things.

It’s a track that makes your heart race, not only for the new technologies right before us, but also for those yet to be born.

Nissan GT-R “GT-R × Yazawa” version

[CM] Nissan “Go for it, NISSAN” 2016 Eikichi Yazawa

You can’t help but have your attention drawn to the sound design that matches a soundscape unobtrusive to the narration, and the way the story accelerates right at the moments where the direction ramps up.

The video precisely captures Nissan’s cool, cutting-edge technology.

This track is a perfect match between audioforce—the globally active creative team behind countless commercial songs, known for their sophisticated music—and the narration by Eikichi Yazawa, the king of Japan’s rock scene.

Nissan Roox “Preemptive Operation” version

[Roox/ROOX] TV commercial: 'Preemptive Operation' 30-second version

This commercial stylishly features a track by the composition team Audioforce.

It introduces a system that helps prevent misapplication of the accelerator and brake, depicting a scene of a mom picking up her kindergarten-aged child.

With cutting-edge technology, a sleekly designed car, and cool music, it brings safety and enjoyment to everyday life.

Nissan commercial roundup: Cool ads showcasing their technological prowess (81–90)

Nissan Ariya “Go for it, NISSAN — You’ll Get Hooked” VersionTakuya Kimura

Nissan ARIYA TV commercial “Go for it, NISSAN: You’ll get hooked” 30s

In the “Go for it, NISSAN: Get Hooked” spot featuring the new electric vehicle Ariya, Takuya Kimura highlights the appeal of EVs and autonomous driving with simple, straightforward words.

In the latter half of the video, Kimura even shows off a flawless moonwalk.

The song playing behind this cool and elegant footage is an original commercial track produced by audioforce.

Some people have said it has a similar vibe to Billie Eilish’s music, but either way, it’s a stylish and cool tune!

Nissan Serena “Traffic Jam × Yazawa” VersionEikichi Yazawa

[Eikichi Yazawa, E-chan] Serena “Traffic Jam × Yazawa” Version

The song in this cool and gritty commercial featuring Eikichi Yazawa is a rock number composed by the audioforce team.

Its dramatic progression, like an insert song in a film, is really cool, and despite its short length, it’s packed with ideas—from the distorted vocals to the guitar.

And Eikichi’s final line at the end is awesome, too.

At a Nissan dealership! Campaign TV commercial: “Perfume Kangaroo” edition

Perfume – At Nissan stores! Campaign CM “Perfume Kangaroo” version

Perfume’s 11th single “VOICE,” released in 2010.

Unusually for Perfume, there aren’t any solo singing parts.

The lyrics are somewhat philosophical, with interpretations varying depending on the listener.

In the commercial, in contrast to the song’s content, the three members of Perfume appear as cute kangaroos called “Perfume Kangaroo” and do their usual self-introductions.

Then Nissan’s cars—the Serena, Note, and Cube—are introduced in a Perfume-like style.

Nissan Elgrand 2001

2001 Commercial: Nissan Elgrand Memorial Selection

This is the song that was used in the Elgrand commercial—or rather, it’s quicker to say it’s the theme song from the movie Armageddon.

It’s a signature track by Aerosmith, who have reigned for years at the pinnacle of American hard rock.

The grandeur of the song fits perfectly with both Armageddon and the Elgrand.