New Hayati flavours 2026: every Pro Max Plus and Pro Ultra Plus addition, in one list

Two lines, two very different drops. The Pro Max Plus got a big one: 25 flavours in three waves over five weeks, including the first tobacco, the first dessert and the first tea Hayati has ever put in a pod. The Pro Ultra Plus got a quieter, more sensible one, mostly flavours that used to exist only inside a twin pairing and are now sold as singles, plus five new pairings. Nothing changed for the nic salts.

And one flavour that looks new on a few listings is not. Pink Bubble is the pink bubblegum the UK boxes call H'Bubba, wearing the name the manufacturer uses abroad. More on that further down, because it is the single most copied mistake in every flavour list we read while checking this one.

Every one of these is the standard Pro Max Plus refill: a 2ml prefilled pod on a 10ml cartridge, 20mg nicotine salt, rated at 6,000 puffs, and £4.80 each in a five on our Pro Max Plus pods page, the same price as the sixty-two that came before. Hayati released them as refills rather than kits, which suits the way the 6K works anyway. The kit is a battery you keep and a pod you swap, so the cheapest way to try a newcomer is a refill in the kit you already own.

The notes below are the manufacturer's descriptions, translated out of marketing. We have deliberately not scored them. Our ranked flavour guide is built on what customers reorder, and eight weeks on sale is not long enough for that; when it is, the good ones will move into the top ten and the rest will be named in the skips, same as everything else.

Twenty of the twenty-five are Hayati doing what Hayati does: another berry, another blue, another tropical mix. Good, probably, and nobody needs a paragraph on each. Five of them are a different sort of new.

Lychee Ice is the one that gets searched for by name, and the reason this article exists. Lychee is a soft, floral, faintly rose-like fruit, and Hayati has put a menthol finish on it, so expect something close to Watermelon Ice in temperature and nothing like it in taste. It exists on the Pro Max Plus refill only: there is no lychee on the 25000 and no lychee salt. It has a page of its own because the questions about it run longer than one paragraph.

T-Misu is a tiramisu. Coffee, cream, no fruit, no ice. Hayati has never made a dessert pod before (the closest were the bubblegums, which are sweets, not puddings), so this is the first Pro Max Plus flavour that will taste of nothing you have vaped from a Hayati. It is also the first one we would call an evening flavour.

Smooth Tobacco is the first tobacco on any Hayati pod. Until July the only tobacco in the range was the nic salt, and our flavour guide said so in as many words; that line has been rewritten. The manufacturer describes it as mellow and rounded rather than dry, which suggests it sits nearer a mild pipe blend than the nutty salt. Our Smooth Tobacco page puts the two side by side.

Peach Green Tea is the first tea. Light, faintly sweet, no ice, and on paper the least sugary fruit flavour on the list, which is a sentence nobody expected to write about a Hayati.

Vim Ice is Blackcurrant Juice with the cold finish people have been asking for since the Pro Max disposable days. If the name reads like a cordial you drank as a child, that is the idea. Kiwi Cooler is the other properly cold newcomer; Smooth Strawberry Ice is the gentler third.

The 25000 drop is smaller and more useful than it looks. Six of the eleven are singles, the same liquid on both sides of the twin pod, and four of those six (Cherry Ice, Juicy Peach, Cola Ice and Blackcurrant Lemonade) are flavours you could previously only get as half of a pairing. If you bought Cherry Ice with Peach Mango, our best-selling pairing, and only ever twisted to the cherry side, you can now have 22ml of cherry. Lemon & Mint gives the line a second mint, and Straw' Lemonade puts the pink half of the lemonade pairing on its own.

The five new pairings are conservative: two blues, two mints, two lemons, two strawberries, two gummy bears. Nothing exotic, no lychee, no tobacco. Every one is the standard 22ml pack (a 2ml twin pod plus two 10ml containers), 20mg, £5.80 in a five as Pro Ultra Plus pods or £8.80 with the device as the Pro Ultra Plus 25000 kit. Two options carry a new tag at some shops without being new to us: H' Berg with P' Man, which we have stocked from the start, and Pink Bubble, which is H'Bubba.

Pink Bubble first, because it catches the most people. The manufacturer's global list has a Pink Bubble on the 25000 and no H'Bubba; UK boxes and UK shops have H'Bubba and no Pink Bubble. They are the same pink bubblegum. If a shop lists both as separate flavours, ask them which pouch actually arrives.

Lemon & Lime on the Pro Max Plus is the pod we and the boxes call Lemon Lime; a couple of retailers spell it with the ampersand, which is how a 62-flavour list turns into an 81-flavour list without anyone adding nineteen flavours. Mango Peach Pineapple and Dragon Berries are new to the 6K but old news on the 25000 (Dragon Berries as half of the Straw' Guava pairing) and, for the mango trio, in the nic salts. Their pods pages already know them.

All 25 Pro Max Plus newcomers shipped as refills. The manufacturer's UK site lists them under pods, the kits it sells are still the established flavours, and the kit selectors at the retailers quickest with new stock show the same thing. So the way to try Lychee Ice today is a Pro Max Plus 6000 kit in any flavour, then a Lychee Ice refill in it. The kit is £7.80 in a five and the refill £4.80, and the pod change takes thirty seconds. If kits in the new flavours appear, they will show on the kit page selector; we will not list them until we hold them.

On the 25000 the new options come as both refill and kit, because the pack inside a kit is the same pack sold as a refill. The usual rule applies: buy one kit, then refills, since a refill is £3.00 cheaper than a kit for the same 22ml.

Nothing about the new flavours changes the price. A Pro Max Plus refill is £4.80 in a five (£23.99), a Pro Ultra Plus refill £5.80 in a five (£28.99), the kits £7.80 and £8.80, whichever flavour you pick, new or old. Single refills of the newcomers at the shops that listed them first have been sitting around seven pounds, which is the usual premium for buying one at a time rather than five.

The date that matters is 1 October 2026, when vape duty starts at £2.20 per 10ml. Stock made before then can be sold at pre-duty prices until 31 March 2027, and stock we buy before the date is pre-duty stock. Our vape tax 2026 guide has the sums; the short version is that a flavour launched in July is a flavour you can buy at July prices for a while yet.

Flavour lists on the internet are copied from each other, which is how Pink Bubble becomes a new flavour. This one was built from the manufacturer's own UK and global product pages, then checked against the stock lists of the four or five UK retailers who list new Hayati flavours fastest, and finally against the dates each flavour first went on sale, which is where the three waves come from. If a flavour appears above, at least two of those sources agree it exists. If it is missing, we could not find it in any of them; that includes a 25000 lychee, which we looked for specifically.

We will update the tables as the range moves. Hayati retires flavours as quietly as it adds them, and the autumn duty stamps will probably thin the list over 2027; when a flavour goes, it comes off here and off the Hayati Pro Max range pages the same week.