Coca-Cola is preparing to introduce a range of new fruit flavours across its drinks portfolio in 2027, including Coca-Cola Cherry Lime and Coca-Cola Strawberry Float.
The company said it would unveil new products from its Coca-Cola, Fairlife, Mr. Pibb, Powerade and Topo Chico brands at the National Association of Convenience Stores event in Las Vegas this week.
Coca-Cola Cherry Lime is due to arrive in February, followed by Coca-Cola Strawberry Float in the summer. Both drinks will be available in sugar and zero-sugar versions.
The cherry lime drink is a new variation on Coca-Cola Cherry, while the strawberry float flavour takes inspiration from the dessert combining soft drink and ice cream.
New flavours across Coca-Cola brands
Powerade will add watermelon and lemon-lime zero-sugar varieties in January 2027. Mr. Pibb, the spicy cherry soft drink, is also set to launch Mr. Pibb Black-Current in the spring, alongside a berry-forward flavour for a limited period.
Topo Chico will introduce pineapple-coconut sparkling mineral water in February. The flavour will join its existing fruit range, which includes raspberry with lemon, passionfruit and tropical mango.
Core Power protein shakes, sold under Coca-Cola’s Fairlife brand, will be offered in banana and strawberry from January. They will be the first new flavours for the range in almost a decade, with both containing 26 grams of protein; the banana version will also come in a 42-gram option.
The company is separately testing a prebiotic version of Coca-Cola Zero Sugar, Sprite Zero Sugar and Fresca in New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania to assess consumer interest.
