Coca-Cola is expanding its beverage portfolio with a wave of new fruit-inspired flavors across several popular brands.
The company announced Monday that it plans to introduce new products and other “innovations” for Coca-Cola, Fairlife, Mr. Pibb, Powerade and Topo Chico beginning in 2027. The offerings will be presented this week at the National Association of Convenience Stores event in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Coca-Cola is also testing several products in New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania as it measures consumer interest in possible prebiotic versions of Coca-Cola Zero Sugar, Sprite Zero Sugar and Fresca, a company spokesperson said.
Coca-Cola drinkers will have two new flavors to choose from next year. Coca-Cola Cherry Lime is set to arrive in February, followed by Coca-Cola Strawberry Float during the summer.
Coca-Cola Cherry Lime builds on the company’s existing Coca-Cola Cherry flavor, while Coca-Cola Strawberry Float appears inspired by the classic soda-and-ice-cream dessert. Both varieties will be sold in regular and zero-sugar versions.
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Several other Coca-Cola brands will also receive fruit-focused additions in 2027. Powerade plans to release watermelon and lemon-lime zero-sugar flavors in January. Mr. Pibb, the spicy cherry soft drink, will introduce Mr. Pibb Black-Current in the spring, along with a berry-forward flavor available for a limited time.
Topo Chico, Coca-Cola’s carbonated mineral water brand, will add a pineapple-coconut flavor in February. The launch expands a lineup that already includes varieties such as raspberry with lemon, passionfruit and tropical mango.
Fairlife’s Core Power protein shakes will debut banana and strawberry flavors in January, marking the brand’s first new flavors in nearly a decade. Each will contain 26 grams of protein, while the banana variety will also be offered in a 42-gram version.