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Key Strengths
- ✓Peak power of 2000W, significantly higher than the category average of 44.2 km/h.
- ✓Top speed of 54.7 km/h, which exceeds the average speed of 44.2 km/h, providing a performance edge.
- ✓Range of 62.8 km, surpassing the category average of 61.5 km, allowing for longer rides without frequent recharging.
Main Drawbacks
- ✕Weighs 30.00 kg, notably heavier than the average weight of 25.96 kg, which may affect portability.
- ✕Comfort score of 48.21 is below average, indicating potential discomfort during longer rides.
- ✕Lacks modern tech features such as an app or GPS, resulting in a low tech score of 10.00.
Our Verdict
"Decent across the board, the Apollo Ghost covers the essentials well. A reliable option for everyday general riding."
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Score Breakdown vs. Electric Scooter Average
How we calculate Power & Speed
Beats approximately 66% of scooters in this category on this metric.
How we calculate Real-World Range
Beats approximately 53% of scooters in this category on this metric.
How we calculate Ride Comfort
Beats approximately 46% of scooters in this category on this metric.
How we calculate Portability
Beats approximately 45% of scooters in this category on this metric.
How we calculate Safety
Scores 78/100 based on safety/tech features.
How we calculate Tech & Features
Scores 10/100 based on safety/tech features.
How we calculate Build Quality
Scores 55/100 based on IP rating, brake type, and suspension quality.
How we calculate Value for Money
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Final ScooterRank Rating · 7 dimensions
53/100
Full Specifications
Apollo Ghost Electric Scooter: 2000 W Power with 62.8 km Range
As Apollo’s go-anywhere flagship in 2026, the Ghost stands out with its robust 2000 W motor and sizable 946 Wh battery, promising a top speed of 54.7 km/h and a manufacturer-rated range of 62.8 km. But raw specs only tell half the story. We’ll dive into how rider weight, speed and terrain can trim that range, why its 30 kg frame boosts stability yet challenges portability, and whether its IP54 water resistance and dual spring suspension truly add comfort on bumpy streets. Whether you’re a speed seeker, an urban commuter, or someone weighing the trade-offs between power and ease of carry, this review delivers the real-world insights you need beyond the spec sheet. We also compare it against the category average—most scooters weigh around 20 kg and deliver 40–45 km under similar conditions—to highlight where the Ghost shines or falls short.
Real-World Range: Beyond the 62.8 km Claim
While Apollo rates the Ghost at 62.8 km per charge, real-world factors typically reduce that figure by 20–30%. Riding at its 54.7 km/h top speed, a heavier rider or hilly terrain can cut range closer to 45–50 km. Keeping speed between 25–35 km/h on flat surfaces and moderating acceleration can extend rides to the advertised range. Temperature also matters; cold weather can sap battery efficiency by 10% or more. For most urban commuters, expect around 50–55 km on a moderate 70 kg rider. This insight helps you plan routes, charging stops, and understand how to maximize the Ghost’s 946 Wh battery.
Balancing 2000 W Power with Portability
Equipped with a 2000 W motor, the Apollo Ghost delivers brisk acceleration and a top speed of 54.7 km/h, outperforming many scooters that top out around 500–1000 W motors. However, that power comes at a cost: at 30 kg, the Ghost weighs 50% more than the typical 20 kg model, contributing to its mid-range portability score of 4.2. The dual spring suspension and 10-inch pneumatic tires enhance ride stability on uneven roads but add extra heft. If you need quick bursts of speed and can handle the bulk, the Ghost rewards with solid hill-climbing and confident handling, but it’s less ideal for frequent lifts or crowded commutes.
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Frequently Asked Questions — Apollo Ghost
The Apollo Ghost has a claimed top speed of 54.7 km/h (34 mph). This is above average for electric scooters (avg 46 km/h).
The manufacturer claims 62.8 km (39 mi) of range per charge. Real-world range will vary with rider weight, speed, terrain, and temperature.
The Apollo Ghost weighs 30 kg (66 lbs). It is heavier than the electric average of 28.05 kg.
The Apollo Ghost delivers 2000 W (2.0 kW) of peak motor power.
The Apollo Ghost is rated IP54, which indicates splash resistance — light rain is fine, avoid puddles.
At 53/100, the Apollo Ghost scores below the electric scooter average. This is -6 points below the electric scooter average. Better-scoring options exist at similar prices — see our electric scooter rankings for alternatives.
The Apollo Ghost electric scooter reaches a maximum speed of 54.7 km/h. This peak performance is enabled by its 2000 W dual hub motor configuration, delivering rapid acceleration up inclines. Riders should observe local regulations, as such speeds may exceed legal limits in some regions and require safety gear for optimal protection.
The Apollo Ghost can be a strong daily commuter for riders prioritizing speed and stability. With a realistic range of 50–55 km under moderate riding and an IP54 water rating, it handles urban routes and light rain. However, its 30 kg weight and multi-hour charging time may challenge frequent on-the-go recharges or carry-on scenarios. Evaluate your route distance and portability needs before deciding.
To maintain the Apollo Ghost’s dual spring suspension, clean the springs and pivots monthly to remove dirt and debris. Apply a light silicone or PTFE-based lubricant to the coil springs and linkage points every 500 km of use or at least every three months. Inspect for worn bushings or loose bolts, and tighten hardware to the manufacturer’s torque specs to ensure consistent performance.
