Sprite Chill Lemon-Lime and Mint launches exclusively at 7-Eleven Malaysia
Translated from Malay, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Sprite has launched a new flavor, Sprite Chill Lemon-Lime and Mint, exclusively at 7-Eleven stores across Malaysia.
- The new variant combines Sprite's classic lemon-lime taste with a cooling mint sensation.
- To celebrate the launch, a flagship 7-Eleven store was transformed into an immersive experience zone.
Popular carbonated drink brand Sprite has introduced its latest innovation, Sprite Chill Lemon-Lime and Mint, available exclusively at all 7-Eleven stores nationwide starting August 1, 2026.
The new variant aims to offer a refreshing and unique taste experience by blending Sprite's iconic lemon-lime flavor with the cooling sensation of mint. Chrystian Lim, Marketing Director of Coca-Cola Malaysia, Singapore, and Myanmar, stated that this new flavor adds a fresh dimension to the classic taste beloved by consumers.
"By combining Sprite's iconic lemon-lime flavor with a refreshing mint sensation, we are offering a unique twist to the market," Lim said in a statement. "Through our exclusive partnership with 7-Eleven Malaysia, this new touch of freshness is now easily accessible across the country."
To commemorate the launch, Sprite has revamped a flagship 7-Eleven store in Bandar Puteri Puchong into an immersive experience space. This venue allows guests and media to sample the new product through various interactive activities, including taste tests paired with spicy foods, flavor-themed games, and interactive photo opportunities.
Wee Li Ying, Chief Commercial Officer of 7-Eleven Malaysia, expressed the company's commitment to offering innovative and relevant products that cater to customer tastes. "Sprite Chill Lemon-Lime and Mint brings a fresh and unique taste experience, and we are proud to be the exclusive retail partner introducing this innovation nationwide," she said. The new Sprite Chill variant is available while stocks last.
Originally published by Utusan Malaysia in Malay. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.