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Key Strengths
- ✓Lightweight at 16.80 kg, significantly below the category average of 25.96 kg, making it highly portable.
- ✓Decent peak power of 500W, suitable for urban commuting and moderate inclines.
- ✓Top speed of 32.2 km/h is reasonable for city travel, although lower than the average speed of 44.2 km/h.
Main Drawbacks
- ✕Range of 35.4 km is substantially below the average of 61.5 km, which may limit longer trips.
- ✕Lacks advanced features such as an app and GPS, which are becoming common in modern scooters.
Our Verdict
"The Apollo Light gets the basics right but faces stiff competition at this price point. Worth considering if the price is right."
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Score Breakdown vs. Electric Scooter Average
How we calculate Power & Speed
Beats approximately 30% of commuter scooters on this metric.
How we calculate Real-World Range
Beats approximately 37% of commuter scooters on this metric.
How we calculate Ride Comfort
Beats approximately 70% of commuter scooters on this metric.
⚠️Partial data — 67% of spec fields available. Score may shift as more data is added.
How we calculate Portability
Beats approximately 64% of commuter scooters on this metric.
How we calculate Safety
Scores 42/100 based on safety/tech features.
How we calculate Tech & Features
Scores 0/100 based on safety/tech features.
How we calculate Build Quality
Scores 38/100 based on IP rating, brake type, and suspension quality.
How we calculate Value for Money
ℹ️ Value for Money is displayed for reference only. It compares score-per-dollar against subcategory peers — higher price for the same performance means a lower value rank. This metric does not affect the Overall Score.
⚠️Partial data — 50% of spec fields available. Score may shift as more data is added.
Final ScooterRank Rating · 7 dimensions
40/100
Full Specifications
Apollo Light: Ultra-Portable 32 km/h E-Scooter for City Commuters
The Apollo Light targets urban riders who need a lightweight, comfortable ride without bulk. Weighing just 16.8 kg and folding in under 10 seconds, it’s one of the most portable 500 W scooters with dual spring suspension and pneumatic tires. It hits a top speed of 32.2 km/h and clocks a rated 35.4 km on a single 490 Wh charge, yet real-world conditions often temper those numbers. IP54 water resistance adds confidence on wet roads. While its 2.2/10 range score highlights limits for long commutes, its 7.8/10 portability and 7.0/10 comfort scores make it a solid pick for apartment dwellers, transit connectors and college students seeking a balance of power, ride quality and ease of carrying. At the same time, its moderate 500 W motor delivers adequate acceleration on flat city streets but may struggle on steep inclines, a key trade-off for its featherweight design.
Real-World Range Factors
With its 490 Wh battery, the Apollo Light is rated for 35.4 km, but in live conditions riders often see 25–30 km per charge. Variables like rider weight, stop-and-go traffic, speed and terrain play a significant role. Heavier riders or repeated stop-start city riding can cut range by 15–20%, while cruising at a steady 20 km/h on flat roads helps preserve battery life. To maximize distance, lower acceleration bursts and maintain tire pressure. For most daily commutes under 15 km, the Apollo Light still offers reliable performance without mid-day charging worries.
Portability vs Power Trade-Offs
At just 16.8 kg, the Apollo Light ranks high for portability with a 7.8/10 score, making it easy to carry up stairs or stow on public transit. Its foldable stem and compact deck also contribute to a swift under-10-second fold. That said, this lightweight design leans on a single 500 W motor and a 490 Wh battery, which limits acceleration on hills and caps its range at around 35 km. Riders weighing over 85 kg may notice reduced uphill performance. The trade-off favors apartment dwellers and multimodal commuters prioritizing ease of storage over raw power.
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Frequently Asked Questions — Apollo Light
The Apollo Light has a claimed top speed of 32.2 km/h (20 mph). This is below the commuter average of 46 km/h.
The manufacturer claims 35.4 km (22 mi) of range per charge. Real-world range will vary with rider weight, speed, terrain, and temperature.
The Apollo Light weighs 16.8 kg (37 lbs). It is lighter than the commuter average of 28.05 kg — good for portability.
The Apollo Light delivers 500 W (0.5 kW) of peak motor power.
The Apollo Light is rated IP54, which indicates splash resistance — light rain is fine, avoid puddles.
At 40/100, the Apollo Light scores below the commuter average. This is 7 points below the commuter average. Better-scoring options exist at similar prices — see our commuter rankings for alternatives.
The Apollo Light features a 490 Wh lithium-ion battery delivering up to 35.4 km of range in ideal lab conditions. In real-world scenarios—considering rider weight, terrain and stop-and-go traffic—you can expect approximately 25–30 km per charge. Maintaining moderate speeds and proper tire pressure can help you approach the upper end.
The Apollo Light is well-suited for short to mid-length urban commutes, thanks to its 16.8 kg weight, rapid folding and top speed of 32.2 km/h. Its dual spring suspension and pneumatic tires score high on comfort. However, with a 35 km range and 500 W motor, it may not suffice for longer routes or very steep inclines.
To maintain your Apollo Light, keep the pneumatic tires inflated to the recommended PSI and inspect the dual spring suspension for loose bolts monthly. Charge the 490 Wh battery between 20% and 80% for optimal longevity and avoid full overnight charges. Wipe down exposed electronics to preserve the IP54 rating and schedule a professional service every 6–12 months.
