Apollo Explore 2020 vs Nanrobot RS7

Side-by-side comparison · Specs, scores & AI verdict

Apollo Explore 2020

Apollo

Explore 2020

49
Overall

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Nanrobot RS7

Nanrobot

RS7

51
Overall

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Too close to call — scores within 5 points

Why choose one over the other?

Nanrobot RS7 leads overall (51 vs 49/100). Apollo Explore 2020 pulls ahead most on Safety (78 vs 0); Nanrobot RS7 answers on Range (80 vs 44).

Apollo Explore 2020 wins on

  • Safety: 78 vs 0
  • Build Quality: 55 vs 0
  • Portability: 58 vs 18
  • Comfort: 46 vs 38

Nanrobot RS7 wins on

  • Range: 80 vs 44
  • Power & Speed: 93 vs 58

Choose the Apollo Explore 2020 if safety matters most; choose the Nanrobot RS7 if you prioritise range.

SpecApollo Explore 2020Nanrobot RS7
Drivetrain
Peak Power1.6 kW
Continuous Power1.0 kW3.2 kW
Max Torque
Top Speed49.9 km/h88.5 km/h
Max Incline65 °
Drive ConfigRearDual
Dual Motors
🔋 Battery & Range
Battery Capacity946 Wh2400 Wh
Amp Hours18.2 Ah31.2 Ah
Charge Time10 h
Claimed Range54.7 km89 km
Cell ChemistryLi-ion
Removable Battery
Regen Braking
📐 Size & Portability
Weight23.6 kg40 kg
Max Payload120.2 kg180 kg
Deck Length50.8 cm
Deck Width22.9 cm
Ground Clearance12.7 cm
Foldable
🛤️ Ride Comfort
Wheel Diameter10"11"
Pneumatic Tires
Puncture Resistant
SuspensionDual
Adjustable Susp.
Seat
🛡️ Safety
Front BrakeDisc
Rear BrakeDisc
Front Lights
Rear Lights
Turn Signals
IP RatingIP54
Kids' Scooter
📱 Tech & Smart
Companion App
Riding Modes0
Cruise Control
OTA Updates
NFC Anti-Theft
GPS Tracking
Warranty

📝 Our Verdict

The biggest measurable difference: build quality — the Apollo Explore 2020 leads by 55 points. Both scooters score closely overall, making this a genuine toss-up on raw performance. For riders who prioritise speed, the Nanrobot RS7 is the clear choice.

Apollo Explore 2020 vs Nanrobot RS7Apollo Explore 2020

The Apollo Explore 2020 (49/100) and Nanrobot RS7 (51/100) score nearly the same overall. The Nanrobot RS7 leads on claimed range (89 km vs 55 km for the Apollo Explore 2020).

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