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 (1–10) showcasing their technological prowess
Nissan Sakura: “Let’s keep it snappy” versionTakako Matsu, Yuzu
[Nissan Sakura] TV commercial 'Let's zip along' 15 seconds, with subsidies, subtitles included
This commercial promotes the smooth and powerful performance of Nissan Sakura, a kei car that has gone electric.
It features Takako Matsu driving and speeding along, with scenes of the duo Yuzu reacting in surprise and cherry blossoms swirling into the air, all effectively conveying a sense of speed.
The song used is Chururi by Takako Matsu and Yuzu, whose buoyant rhythm and vocals evoke a refreshing, comfortable driving experience.
Nissan LEAF: “Ride Comfort” Version / “Power Supply” Version / “Home Charging” / “Sunroof” VersionNEW!Ryohei Suzuki
[Nissan LEAF] LEAF Weekend: Ride Comfort Edition
[Nissan Leaf] A Leaf Weekend: Powering/Charging Edition
[Nissan LEAF] A LEAF weekend: Home charging edition
[Nissan LEAF] A LEAF Weekend – Sunroof Edition
This commercial features Ryohei Suzuki personally experiencing and introducing the appeal of the electric vehicle, the Leaf.
It highlights various points that pique your interest, such as the driving feel, charging methods, the ability to draw power from the Leaf, and the comfort of the sunroof.
It’s a commercial that serves as a catalyst for discovering charms you might not have known before, making you think, “So this is what an electric vehicle is like!”
[X-Trail] Special Video AMAZING ZOOM OUT “Cliff Road” Edition
[X-Trail] Special Video AMAZING ZOOM OUT 'Muddy Road' Edition
[X-Trail] Special Video AMAZING ZOOM OUT “Gravel Road” Edition
[X-Trail] Special Video AMAZING ZOOM OUT: “The Bend” Edition
This commercial clearly conveys, through footage of the car in motion, just how much off-road capability and comfort the Nissan X-Trail offers.
It depicts challenging routes—cliffside roads, muddy tracks, gravel paths, and winding turns—and the way the vehicle glides through them suggests how easy it is to handle.
The expressions of the driver and passengers are also key: even on difficult roads, their smiles communicate comfort.
It’s a message of peace of mind and reliability, showing that the X-Trail doesn’t burden its occupants with stress in any situation.
Next-Generation ProPILOT: Safer and Smarter Driver Assistance | Nissan
This commercial showcases Nissan’s next-generation ProPILOT, clearly explaining how the technology supports driving.
It depicts how the system reliably understands surrounding conditions and stabilizes driving even in complex traffic environments such as city streets.
You can sense the intent to let more people enjoy driving by making even difficult roads comfortable.
The content conveys a stylish vibe, portraying not only calm, relaxed driving but also the car slicing through the night.
Nissan Skyline Paul Newman Version TV commercial, 1983
Speaking of the Skyline, it’s a car that debuted in 1957 as one of Nissan’s flagship sports models, and it has captivated countless fans since its introduction—a true classic.
In this commercial aired in 1983, a special Paul Newman edition is featured.
The song used in this special commercial is “Raindrops Keep Fallin’ on My Head,” also known as an insert song from the Western film Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid.
Known in Japan by the title “Ame ni Nuretemo,” the song has been covered domestically by many artists, including Akira Fuse, Chieko Baisho, and Masayoshi Yamazaki.
Nissan Note: “With the NOTE around town — a quick trip to a café in your spare time”Kasumi Arimura
[Note] Kasumi Arimura: “Riding the Note around town—popping over to a café in my spare moments.”
This commercial, in which Kasumi Arimura actually drives a Note and shares her impressions, is titled “City Driving in the NOTE: A Quick Coffee During Spare Time.” Hearing her words alongside real footage of her driving makes them more convincing.
It’s a commercial that clearly conveys how easy the car is to drive.
