Dad’s Sixth Sense for Hyundai Super Bowl Ad

Hyundai’s new 30-second Super Bowl commercial “Dad’s Sixth Sense,” which airs during the first quarter of the big game, features the all-new 2015 Hyundai Genesis, available in dealerships this Spring.

“Dad’s Sixth Sense” dramatizes the near-misses and breathtaking saves of everyday parenting. The action follows a young boy as he grows up, and Dad is there for him again and again.

The commercial culminates with a final breathtaking save – only this time, it’s the all-new 2015 Hyundai’s Genesis that has the young man’s back.

Hyundai introduced its all-new 2015 Genesis at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit, marking the launch of its second-generation premium sedan. (Read: Hyundai Genesis Debuts at Auto Show)

The commercial features the song, “Count On Me,” from Bruno Mars’ multi-platinum debut album “Doo-Wops & Hooligans.” Creative was developed by Hyundai’s agency of record, Innocean USA, and directed by perennial Super Bowl standout Frank Todaro.

The spot highlights the innovation behind the Genesis’ suite of Sensory Surround Safety features.

“The safety features of the Genesis are like the safety a dad provides to his children, coming to the rescue when it counts,” said Steve Shannon, vice president, Marketing, Hyundai Motor America.

“The spot also captures the car’s dramatic exterior design, intuitive features, premium craftsmanship and confident handling and performance.”

In addition to “Dad’s Sixth Sense,” Hyundai’s second 30-second Super Bowl spot features the 2014 Elantra in “Nice,” a humorous ad that follows a flirtatious game of one-upmanship between a well-known comedian and a young woman in two identical Elantras, showcasing the features of Hyundai’s compact sedan.

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