Reading the list, it really comes to mind Canon has quite some work left with the RF/ RF-S lineup. Given the expectations...
...of about eight lenses a year
...the glaring need for new APS-C lenses
...the almost certain one-two surprise lenses (RF-S 7.3mm or whatever it was...)
it is most likely it'll take two or three years until the line-up is "complete". Therefore, I´d lower my expectations for some lenses to be released soon, because more than eight lenses are probably not in the books.
Begs the questions:
1. what are the most glaring needs for Canon?
2. What lenses are most likely to be released soon?
Given this article and some rumors, I´d
guess:
1. RF-S PZ UWA lens
2. RF-S PZ standard zoom lens
3. FF L lens to be announced with the R6mkiii
--> since the R6 has always been advertised as a great camera in low light, I'll go with RF 12mm F2 (or 14mm or 16mm...whatever)
--> or RF 20mm F1.4 VCM
4. RF 70-180mm F2.8 STM (or similiar)
5. TS lens
6. RF-S 32mm F1.4
7. RF surprise as always --> first ever 1:1 macro zoom halo lens

8. RF-S zoom with constant f2.8 aperture
2026:
1. RF 200-500mm F4 L
2. RF 400mm L
3. RF 600mm L
All announced along the R3mkii

4. RF UWA PZ lens
5. UWA for RF-S
6. RF 85mm F1.4 VCM
7. RF 24-70mm F2 L
8. surprise lens
2027:
1. the missing TS lens
2. the long macro
3. RF 35mm F1.2 (yes, I think Canon will take care about the video-focused lenses first)
4. RF 70-150mm F2 L
5. consumer grade supertele --> 250-750mm in the style of the RF 100-400mm
6. RF-S UWA zoom with F2.8 (they are building a trinity)
7. portrait prime for RF-S
8. surprise, surprise
For 2024, I´d personally hope for a
1. RF 24-70mm F2 L
2. RF 20mm F1.4