Compare Apollo Electric Scooters: Specs Side by Side

Choose the Apollo City for commuting and the Apollo Phantom 2.0 for performance. The City is lighter at 65 lbs, hits 32 mph, and covers up to 43 miles, which suits daily urban riding. The Phantom 2.0 weighs more but reaches 44 mph, covers up to 50 miles, and adds dual motors and stronger suspension for speed and rougher roads. Compare both side by side on this page before deciding.

The Apollo Go is the lighter, more affordable commuter, while the Go Stellar steps up power and features. The Go Stellar adds dual Bosch motors, a higher top speed near 32 mph, full suspension, and flatproof tires, which help on hills and rough pavement. The standard Go is a strong value for flatter, shorter commutes where top speed matters less.

The fastest Apollo scooter is the Apollo Phantom 2.0 Stellar, with a top speed of up to 53 mph and a range of up to 56 miles. It sits at the top of the performance lineup with dual motors, 4-piston hydraulic brakes, and IP66 weather sealing. The standard Phantom 2.0 follows at up to 44 mph, and the City and Go models top out near 32 mph for commuting.

The Apollo Phantom 2.0 Stellar leads on range at up to 56 miles per charge, followed by the Phantom 2.0 at up to 50 miles and the Apollo City at up to 43 miles. Real-world range depends on rider weight, terrain, speed, and temperature, so expect figures below the maximum in hilly or cold conditions. Use the comparison above to match range to your commute.

The Apollo Dash is the lightest model at 43 lbs, which makes it the easiest to fold and carry up stairs or onto transit. The Apollo Go follows at 49 lbs. Heavier performance models like the Phantom 2.0 trade portability for speed, range, and suspension, so if carrying weight matters most, the Dash and Go are the comparison's best picks.

Use the comparison tool on this page to view Apollo models side by side across top speed, range, motor power, battery, weight, suspension, tire type, and IP rating. Start with the spec that matters most for your use, such as range for long commutes or weight for portability, then narrow to the model that fits your budget. Each model also links to its full product page.

For higher rider weights, the performance models offer the highest load ratings, with the Phantom 2.0 supporting up to 300 lbs and several models rated to 330 lbs. Heavier riders also benefit from dual motors and stronger suspension for stable handling and better hill climbing. Check the max rider load row in the comparison to confirm the limit for each model before buying.

The specs shown here are Apollo's official manufacturer figures, which are accurate for the hardware but measured under controlled conditions. Independent outlets such as ESG often record slightly lower real-world range and speed depending on rider weight and terrain. Where tested numbers are available, treat them as the day-to-day expectation and the manufacturer specs as the ceiling.