
Jolt "Modern Soda" - A 12oz Soda Can with 80mg of Caffeine
Jolt Cola originally launched back in the mid-1980s and became infamous for one simple reason, it had more caffeine than traditional soda. The brand leaned into that identity hard, long before energy drinks became mainstream. At the time, Jolt was disruptive. Over time, though, the soda market evolved, energy drinks exploded, and the original Jolt formula became more of a nostalgia play than a modern daily option.
Fast forward to now, and this REDCON1 collaboration feels less like a reboot and more like a repositioning.
Instead of trying to compete with full-scale energy drinks or replicate the original high-sugar soda model, Jolt Cola Modern Soda is being positioned as exactly what the name suggests, a modern soda. It keeps the familiar flavor profiles people grew up with, but rebuilds the formula around how consumers actually drink beverages today.
REDCON1 stepping in here makes sense. They understand functional ingredients, clean-label positioning, and how to introduce caffeine without turning everything into a stim bomb. This is not their Jolt Energy Drink line. This is something different, more subtle, more lifestyle-friendly.

What’s Inside Jolt's Modern Soda
From a formulation standpoint, this is where the product really separates itself from both traditional soda and typical energy drinks.
Key formula highlights:
- 80mg of caffeine per 12oz can, more than soda, less than most energy drinks
- Zero sugar, eliminating the crash associated with classic colas
- Added prebiotics, supporting gut health and digestive function
- Low-calorie, designed for daily consumption, not occasional indulgence
Physiologically, 80mg of caffeine is a sweet spot for a lot of people. It provides noticeable alertness and focus without pushing into overstimulation territory. Combined with a zero-sugar base and prebiotics, the intent here is clean energy that fits into regular routines, not something you need to plan your day around.
This formula also clears up earlier confusion. This is not a high-caffeine energy drink disguised as soda. It is intentionally lower caffeine and function-forward.
The Flavor Lineup
The flavor lineup leans heavily into nostalgia, but with modern execution.
Launching flavors include:
Original Jolt, a classic cola profile with a cleaner finish
Cream Soda, smooth, sweet, and dessert-adjacent
Dr. Jolt, a familiar spiced soda flavor inspired by classic blends
Root Beer, rich and traditional, but without the sugar overload
These are flavors people already understand. The real question will not be the concept, but execution. If the flavor delivery is on point, this lineup has serious mass-market appeal.

"This is the next evolution of Jolt — built for today’s consumer and coming soon to grocery and convenience stores nationwide."
Redcon1 team
Where to Grab it💰
Jolt Cola Modern Soda is expected to roll out through grocery stores and convenience stores, which is exactly where this product belongs. This is not a niche supplement shop beverage. It is meant to live where soda already lives.
Pricing has not been officially confirmed yet, but based on positioning, expect it to sit above traditional soda, but below premium energy drinks, especially when sold in multi-packs.
Final Thoughts
Personally, I am a big fan of this direction.
I have said this many times, and I will keep saying it. By 2035, energy drinks will effectively replace soda as the dominant category. Consumers want flavor, variety, and stimulation, but without the sugar, crashes, or extremes.
Jolt Cola Modern Soda sits right in that middle ground. It is not technically an energy drink, but functionally, it delivers what most people actually want. Multiple flavors, a familiar soda experience, and enough caffeine to feel it without feeling wired.
If the flavor execution is strong, this could resonate with a massive audience, not just fitness consumers. I am excited to get my hands on these, and if they drink as good as they look on paper, this could be a very smart evolution of a legacy brand.
About the Author
I’m Sammy—ICU Nurse, Content Creator, and Founder of GOATED. My passion lies in helping others take control of their health through education, transparency, and honest supplement reviews. Whether it’s breaking down complex ingredients, formulating cutting-edge products, or creating engaging content, my ultimate goal is to empower individuals with the knowledge they need to make informed decisions and build a healthier lifestyle.
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