Drive Song Rankings [2026]
We’ve put together a selection of great tracks with a sense of speed that make for a comfortable drive.
Among them, we’ve chosen popular driving songs that have racked up a lot of plays so far.
If you drive often, be sure to use this as a reference.
They’ll help you stay nicely focused.
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Drive Songs Ranking [2026] (71–80)
Bang Bang ft. Ariana Grande, Nicki MinajJessie J71rank/position

Released in 2014 as a collaborative track by Jessie J, Ariana Grande, and Nicki Minaj.
It’s a club tune where the trio’s overwhelming vocal power and performance blend perfectly, becoming a massive hit that peaked at No.
3 on the Billboard chart.
Stereo Hearts ft. Adam LevineGym Class Heroes72rank/position

This track became a hot topic through a collaboration between the group—whose fusion of hip-hop and rock creates an extremely pleasant sound—and Adam Levine, the vocalist of Maroon 5.
Its familiar, radio-friendly melody line makes for a mid-tempo tune that carries a touch of poignancy.
PayphoneMaroon 573rank/position

This song is by the American pop rock band Maroon 5, in collaboration with rapper Wiz Khalifa.
It’s a poignant ballad that expresses the helpless feelings after a relationship ends abruptly, making it a perfect number for a drive when you want to indulge in a sentimental mood.
Ocean DriveDuke Dumont74rank/position

A gentle track released as a digital download in 2015 by British DJ and producer Duke Dumont.
It was inspired by the 2011 film “Drive.” The song topped the charts in countries such as the United States and Poland and became a hit across Europe.
Its nu-disco, sultry bassline is perfect for a nighttime drive—and, true to its title, it’s great to listen to on the way back from the beach!
PompeiiBastille75rank/position

The British indie pop band Bastille released a masterpiece in 2013 inspired by an ancient Roman tragedy.
The lyrics, depicting a conversation between two people caught in a volcanic eruption, deftly express the anxieties of modern society and the struggle with change.
Featured on their debut album Bad Blood and reaching high positions on the charts, the track became one of the band’s signature songs.
With its catchy melody and profound message, it’s perfect for listening on the road.
As you head toward unfamiliar places, why not let its resonant lyrics heighten your anticipation for a new adventure?
PretenderOfisharu Higedan Dism76rank/position

“Pretender,” released in 2019 by Official HIGE DANDism, a band with nationwide popularity.
Loved as one of their signature songs, it’s a masterpiece imbued with a message that resonates across generations.
It portrays a bittersweet love in which, amid days spent with someone precious, one resolves to part ways.
From its piano-driven sound—powerful yet heartrending—you can feel the pent-up emotions.
Even knowing they can’t stay by their side, the overflowing feelings for a loved one make this a moving ballad.
Why not choose this classic track to elevate any driving scene?
Scar TissueRed Hot Chili Peppers77rank/position

A track released in 1999 by the Red Hot Chili Peppers.
It became a hit around the world and won a Grammy Award.
The track features a guitar solo by John Frusciante.
The music video, which depicts the band members driving through the desert, was shot by French director Stéphane Sednaoui.


