Apollo
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Models
13
Avg Score
5.8
Showing 13 Apollo models
Phantom 2.0 Stellar
$2,699Range
90.1 km
Speed
85.3 km/h
Weight
49.4 kg
Pro
Price TBARange
99.8 km
Speed
70 km/h
Weight
42.2 kg
Phantom 2.0
$2,199Range
80.5 km
Speed
70.8 km/h
Weight
46.3 kg
City
$1,399Range
61.2 km
Speed
51.5 km/h
Weight
29.5 kg
Phantom V4
Price TBARange
80.5 km
Speed
66 km/h
Weight
34.9 kg
Go
$799Range
48.3 km
Speed
45.1 km/h
Weight
20.9 kg
Air 2024
Price TBARange
54.7 km
Speed
33.8 km/h
Weight
18.6 kg
Ghost
Price TBARange
62.8 km
Speed
54.7 km/h
Weight
30 kg
Dash
$699Range
40.2 km
Speed
33.8 km/h
Weight
19.5 kg
City 2021
$1,399Range
45.1 km
Speed
40.2 km/h
Weight
17.7 kg
Explore 2020
Price TBARange
54.7 km
Speed
49.9 km/h
Weight
23.6 kg
Explore 2.0
$849Range
40.2 km
Speed
40.2 km/h
Weight
27.2 kg
Apollo Electric Scooters: Canadian-Engineered Performance
Since its 2018 debut, Apollo has delivered 13 distinct electric scooter models blending lunar-inspired design with rugged Canadian engineering. Real-world owners praise the intuitive ride feel and low maintenance demands—qualities that generic spec tables often overlook. Whether you're a city commuter hunting sub-2,000 USD value options like the City or a performance enthusiast eyeing the top-tier Pro, Apollo's lineup offers a calibrated spectrum of power, portability, and price. Use our in-depth analysis to find the Apollo scooter that suits your riding goals.
Range in Real-World Conditions
When evaluating an Apollo scooter’s range, the top-score Pro model’s rating suggests its dual-battery system can hit manufacturer-claimed peaks around 60 miles. In real-world urban rides with variable terrain and stop-and-go traffic, expect 45–50 miles before recharge. Factors such as rider weight, speed, and incline can reduce range by 10–20%, so align your choice with your daily commute profile.
Model Guide: From City to Phantom
For riders prioritizing value under $1,200, the City offers a balanced package: around 30 miles range, decently strong 500W motor, and straightforward maintenance. Review your budget, terrain, and speed preferences to pinpoint which Apollo model aligns with your daily ride goals.
Frequently Asked Questions About Apollo — Apollo
The newest Apollo model in our database is the Apollo Air 2024 (2024). It scores 53/100 overall. Top speed: 33.8 km/h.
The highest-rated Apollo scooter is the Apollo Phantom 2.0 Stellar, scoring 77/100 across our 7-dimension algorithm. Its strongest categories are Power and Range.
The fastest Apollo electric scooter is the Phantom 2.0 Stellar with a claimed top speed of 85.3 km/h (53 mph). Speed and range trade-offs vary across the Apollo lineup — compare models to find the right balance for your riding style.
Apollo ranks #8 of 34 brands in our database by average score (58/100 across 13 models). Apollo offers solid mid-range options with reasonable value for money.
The most affordable Apollo model is the Dash at $699 MSRP, scoring 52/100 overall. For the best price-to-performance in the Apollo lineup, check our value rankings.
In real-world urban conditions—accounting for rider weight, stop-and-go traffic, and moderate hills—you can expect roughly 45–50 miles before needing to recharge.
Yes. It balances performance and affordability at $1,199, making it a solid choice for daily commutes and short-to-medium distance rides.
Regular maintenance keeps your Apollo scooter riding smoothly. Check tire pressure and brake pads monthly, tighten bolts and fasteners, and lubricate suspension pivots every 200 miles. Keep firmware up to date via the Apollo app and store the battery at 40–60% charge if not in use for extended periods. Routine inspections minimize wear and ensure safety.