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Volt moves to a slightly more modern look and logo for its family of energy drinks

Volt Energy Drink 2026 Rebrand

Volt is a prominent player in the energy drink market in Mexico, available in many places and offering a broad range of flavors, from staples like Blue and Yellow to more adventurous options and limited editions. The Yellow variety remains one of its signature offerings, pairing a guarana-style flavor with the brand’s unfortunately heavy full-sugar recipe at 42g of sugar per can to 160 calories, and for that energy kick, you get a moderate 140mg of caffeine in a 16oz can.

For 2026, Mexico’s Volt Energy Drink is changing things up and undergoing a slight makeover. The brand’s redesign can be seen above, and it is very similar, keeping the bold vertical Volt branding covering the face of the can plus the same sort of color split. The biggest change is probably the removal of the target-style “O,” replaced by a stylized V featuring a lightning bolt running through it for a modern touch, which also means it’s both a rebrand and a new logo.