No Sugar, No Carbs, No Sleep

If you don't "Run on Dunkin'" like me, you probably love Red Bull.

Red Bull is launching a zero-calorie version of its energy drink: Red Bull Total Zero. Available April 2, Red Bull Total Zero will contain no sugar or carbs and will instead be sweetened with aspartame, sucralose and acesulfame.

Red Bull Total Zero is supposed to taste like the classic flavor, with a "new twist." 

The move to zero-calorie follows in the footsteps of rival energy drink company Monster which has found early success with Monster Absolute Zero, according to BevNet.