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By Audrey Kemp, LA Reporter

July 23, 2024 | 3 min read

Created by Juniper Park\TBWA, the ‘Whole New Thrill’ campaign explores everyday adventures from behind the wheel.

From the nerves of a first kiss to the stress of a stormy night drive, a trio of new ads from Nissan Canada aims to capture the relatable highs and lows of driving.

Launching today, the ‘Whole New Thrill’ campaign explores the tensions all drivers face, whether they be a first kiss in your parents’ driveway, a night drive on an unfamiliar road in the rain or a day out with the dog.

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Yet, as the ads communicate, most of us haven’t benefited from the help of Nissan’s tech, including the Head-Up Display, Rear Door Alert and Google Built-In.

With these ads, Nissan Canada aims to stand out from its competitors by emphasizing simple storytelling and connecting with drivers on a personal level.

“This campaign demonstrates Nissan’s continued focus on putting the driver and their wants first,” Nissan Canada’s director of marketing, Ken Hearn, said. “Telling a story which underscores the way each vehicle can make everyday moments a little more thrilling.”

Juniper Park\TBWA, a Toronto-based creative agency, led the campaign.

“Sometimes the answer is right in front you,” added Bill Chamness, vice-president of strategy at Juniper Park\TBWA. “The campaign insight was born from a widely-published-industry-data-point: the average Canadian car currently on the road is more than 10 years old, which means even Nissan’s old technology features are new to Canadian buyers.”

Chamness went on: “Secondly, when we went out and talked to new Nissan buyers, they always mention the one specific feature that they love because it magically alleviates a specific problem/concern for them. This campaign is an ode to those very specific magical moments.”

The work runs in Canada across TV, digital, social and out-of-home (OOH) channels.

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