Coca-Cola is expanding its beverage portfolio with a wave of new fruit-inspired flavors.
The company announced Monday that new products across its Coca-Cola, Fairlife, Mr. Pibb, Powerade and Topo Chico brands will begin arriving in 2027. The lineup will be presented this week at the National Association of Convenience Stores trade show in Las Vegas, Nevada.
A Coca-Cola spokesperson also confirmed that the company is testing potential prebiotic versions of Coca-Cola Zero Sugar, Sprite Zero Sugar and Fresca in New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania. The trials are designed to measure consumer interest in the products.
Coca-Cola drinkers will see two new flavors in 2027. Coca-Cola Cherry Lime is expected to arrive in February, followed by Coca-Cola Strawberry Float during the summer.
Coca-Cola Cherry Lime builds on the brand’s existing Coca-Cola Cherry offering, while Strawberry Float draws inspiration from the classic soda-and-ice-cream dessert. Both varieties will be sold in regular and zero-sugar versions.
Several other Coca-Cola brands are also getting new fruit-forward options. Powerade plans to introduce watermelon and lemon-lime zero-sugar drinks in January 2027. Mr. Pibb, known for its spicy cherry flavor, will add Mr. Pibb Black-Current in the spring, along with a limited-time berry-focused release.
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Topo Chico will expand its sparkling mineral water range with a pineapple-coconut flavor in February. The new drink joins existing fruit combinations such as raspberry with lemon, passionfruit and tropical mango.
Fairlife’s Core Power protein shakes will add banana and strawberry flavors beginning in January, marking the brand’s first new varieties in nearly 10 years. Each will provide 26 grams of protein, while the banana shake will also be offered with 42 grams.
