With less than a week to go until kickoff, Super Bowl advertisers are eagerly trying to build buzz for their Big Game commercials through short teaser videos that typically reveal nuggets of information or, sometimes, nothing at all. 

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The number of brands that have released teasers ahead of Super Bowl LVI, which air on Feb. 13 on NBC, continues to balloon. 

Bookmark this page to stay up to date on all the teasers released ahead of the Super Bowl. 

And to get ready for gameday, catch up here on ads airing during the game.

Polestar

Swedish EV brand Polestar is running its first Super Bowl ad, poking fun at other Big Game ad buys. A “No Clichés” teaser released Feb. 10 promises “no stunts, no surprises, no supermodels … no puppies, no monkeys, no babies.”

T-Mobile 

T-Mobile announced its return to the Super Bowl for its eighth consecutive year, with a teaser starring Dolly Parton and Miley Cyrus. The clip, which unites the godmother and goddaughter was released on Feb. 9.

General Motors 

​​Dr. Evil takes over General Motors in the automaker's Super Bowl teaser released on Feb. 9. The clip ends with the words, “Evil is back for good.”

Toyota 

Toyota released a series of teasers on Feb. 9 for its “The Joneses” Super Bowl ad, featuring Rashidi Jones, Leslie Jones and Tom Jones.

Caesars Sportsbook 

Caesars sportsbook released a teaser for its debut Super Bowl ad on Feb. 8, showcasing outtakes starring J.B. Smoove, Halle Berry and the Manning family. The sportsbook will join rival DraftKings in the Big Game on Sunday.

Google 

Google will showcase its Pixel 6 Camera with Real Tone in a spot that includes Lizzo. The company dropped its teaser on Feb. 8 with the message, “Everyone deserves to be seen as they truly are.” 
 

General Motors  

Mike Myers and Rob Lowe will reprise their roles from the “Austin Powers” movie franchise in a General Motors ad that is set to plug the automaker’s electric vehicle ambitions. Myers appeared in a teaser released on GM’s Instagram page on Feb. 7 playing Dr. Evil. 
 

TurboTax 

TurboTax declares everyone has a match that’s just right for them and on Super Bowl Sunday viewers can find theirs, in its teaser released on Feb. 7. The teaser includes a cameo from “Ted Lasso’s” Jason Sudeikis. 
 

Verizon 

Jim Carrey returns in his role as “The Cable Guy,” in Verizon’s Super Bowl teaser released on Feb. 7. Actress Geraldine Viswanathan is also featured.  

WeatherTech

WeatherTech’s Super Bowl teaser released on Feb. 5 introduces the so-called FitCrew, suiting up and putting on their helmets. WeatherTech’s logo is plastered on the gear. 

Rocket Mortgage 

Anna Kendrick and Barbie team up for Rocket Mortgage’s commercial, which will promote Rocket Homes, its sister realty brand. The company debuted a teaser for the ad on Feb. 7. 
 

QuickBooks (Intuit) 

A woman and her cat (both in matching sweaters) sing their version of “All I Do Is Win” by DJ Khaled in QuickBook’s Super Bowl teaser, which was released on Feb. 4. It ends with the words, “New business? Get ready.”

Squarespace 

In a teaser released on Feb. 3, Squarespace announced Zendaya would star in its eighth Super Bowl campaign. The spot, which will air in the first quarter of the game, will debut next week. 
 

Avocados from Mexico

Avocados From Mexico’s teaser released on Feb. 3 kicks off the brand’s new “Addvocados” creative, which highlights the versatility of the fruit. The teaser features late-night funnyman Andy Richter dressed up as the ancient Roman emperor Caesar.  
 

BMW 

Arnold Schwarzenegger will play Zeus, the Greek god of lightning, in BMW’s Super Bowl commercial. A teaser released on Feb. 2 shows a barista in a coffee shop butchering Zeus’ name as the former California governor, in full Zeus gear, walks to the counter to retrieve his macchiato. The spot will plug BMW’s electric vehicle. 
 

Meta 

Meta released a teaser on Feb. 2 showing an empty fictional restaurant called Questy’s, a Chucky E. Cheese-style backdrop that looks a little tattered. The trailer pans across the arcade-eatery playing a song with a vaguely familiar ’80s sound that ends with the lyrics, “and we’ll always be together.” Ultimately the social media giant is looking to build buzz for the virtual reality world it is building. 

Related: Inside Meta's Super Bowl ad

Uber Eats 

A series of teasers the brand released on Feb. 2 star Jennifer Coolidge, known for her comedic roles in “American Pie” (Stiffler’s mom), “Legally Blonde,” and more recently, HBO’s “White Lotus”; “The Daily Show” host Trevor Noah; and actor and Goop founder Gwyneth Paltrow. In each, the stars receive non-food deliveries via Uber Eats such as makeup, deodorant and a candle—yet they go ahead and eat them anyway. 
 

Wallbox 

The electric vehicle charging supplier unveiled its Super Bowl teaser on Feb. 2. It introduces Seth Thomas, a lightning strike survivor who despite his issues with electricity, is still able to use Wallbox to charge his electric vehicle, showing how safe and easy the device is to use. Wallbox is making its first Super Bowl foray this year and this also marks its first-ever TV commercial in the U.S.

DraftKings 

DraftKings revealed its Goddess of Fortune spokescharacter in its Super Bowl teaser on Jan. 31. It also introduced a $1 million Super Bowl bet. 

Pringles 

On Jan. 31, Pringles released a 6-second teaser, which features a tweet from @TheFinalHam asking for help because their hand is stuck in a Pringles can. It then cuts to text reading, “you are not alone,” and the date Feb. 13, which is of course the day of the Big Game
 

Kia 

Kia's Super Bowl ad will use a robotic dog to push its new electric vehicle, the Kia EV6, according to a teaser released Jan. 31, which uses Bonnie Tyler's "Total Eclipse of the Heart" as a soundtrack. Kia is making its return after sitting out of the game in 2021. 

Hellmann’s

Two mayos will star in Hellmann’s Super Bowl commercial. Hellmann’s is tapping former linebacker and now coach Jerod Mayo to star in the commercial. He’s part of a "Mayo x Mayo" team, ​​which, like the brand's 2021 Big Game debut, is part of an effort to get people to “make taste, not waste” when it comes to left-behind ingredients. 

Nissan 

Nissan on Jan. 31 released a Super Bowl ad teaser posing as a comedic action movie trailer starring actors Eugene Levy,  Danai Gurira and Dave Bautista. Actress and Nissan spokeswoman Brie Larson does not appear in the teaser, but is expected to show up in the ad. Nissan, which is advertising in the game for the first time since 2015, is plugging the all-new 2023 Nissan Z with the spot from TBWA/Chiat/Day.

Michelob Ultra  

Michelob Ultra revealed Peyton Manning and Steve Buscemi would be part of its Super Bowl campaign when it released three teasers for its Big Game commercial on Jan. 28. In one teaser, Manning picks up and orange bowling ball; in the second Buscemi is working behind the counter at the bowling alley; and in the third an unidentified bowler is tying their shoe. 

Budweiser 

Budweiser, which is making its return to the Super Bowl after sitting out of the game last year, revealed in its teaser released on Jan. 26 that the iconic Clydesdales would also make their return to the Big Game stage. And on Jan. 31, Budweiser released another short clip, this time indicating it would bring back another staple of its Super Bowl ads—dogs. 

E-Trade

It looks like the E-Trade baby is going to be back in the Super Bowl for the first time since 2014. A 30-second teaser released today, called "Monitor," shows two business execs asking an unseen character to return. They're speaking to him via a baby monitor.

Rakuten 

Rakuten will air its first Super Bowl commercial, which it created in-house. In a teaser released on Jan. 27, the company revealed Hannah Waddingham (from "Ted Lasso") as the star of its Casino Royale-themed spot.

Lay’s

Lay’s released its second teaser on Jan. 27, revealing that Paul Rudd would be joining Seth Rogen (see below) in its first Super Bowl commercial in 17 years. The 15-second clip shows the two sitting in a non-moving car talking about shooting a Super Bowl teaser. “We're teasing commercials now? That’s a thing?” an aghast Rogen asks Rudd.

Booking.com

Booking.com revealed that actor Idris Elba would star in its first Super Bowl commercial. The travel brand released two teasers on Jan. 26, which both show ​​Elba trying to get advice from other celebrity spokesmen: Isaiah Mustafa, of Old Spice commercial fame, and Jonathan Goldsmith, also known as Dos Equis’ Most Interesting Man in the World.

Bud Light Seltzer Hard Soda

On Jan. 26, Anheuser-Busch InBev announced plans to run six in-game ads for various brands. It is already teasing the Super Bowl ad for Bud Light Seltzer Hard Soda. An ad running during the NFL playoffs shows a refrigerator as a portal into a fantastical “Land of Loud Flavors,” while teasing more in “February 2022.”

Irish Spring

Irish Spring will air its first Super Bowl commercial as it looks to reinvent itself for a younger audience. The brand released an 8-second teaser on Jan. 24, which showed a middle-aged man on a raft washing ashore in a land populated by white-clad young folks. The ad targets Zillennials, or those born between 1993 and 1998.

Frito-Lay 

Frito-Lay dropped two teasers on Jan. 24, which reveal that singer Charlie Puth would join Megan Thee Stallion (see below) in its spot. In these clips, Megan Thee Stallion discovers her trailer has been taken over by an unknown wild animal, while Puth, known for his beatboxing skills, finds his trailer's snack stash has been raided. Orange paw prints, a trademark of Cheetos dust—aka "Cheetle"—provide a clue.

Lay’s

Lay’s, which is returning to the Super Bowl for the first time in 17 years, released its first teaser on Jan. 20, revealing Seth Rogen as one of the stars of the ad. A 15-second teaser shows a shadowy bearded character singing, "Oh Seth Rogen, Oh Seth Rogen, where are you?" before a makeshift shrine to the star of comedies like “Knocked Up,” “Superbad” and “Sausage Party.”

Frito-Lay

On Jan. 19, Frito-Lay revealed Megan Thee Stallion would star in its Super Bowl commercial for Flamin' Hot Doritos and Cheetos. The 35-second clip shows the rapper arriving at a backlot munching on a bag of Cheetos. A security guard proceeds to ask whether she is allergic to dogs or cats—and to deer, foxes, bears, water buffaloes or sloths, and comfortable around crocodiles.

Sam’s Club

For its first Super Bowl ad, Sam’s Club tapped actor Kevin Hart to show off its Scan & Go checkout function. In a teaser released on Jan. 19, Hart is shown shopping under the assumption that he’s receiving a VIP experience because of his celebrity, not knowing that he’s using a service available for all members via the Sam’s Club app.

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