Apollo Scooters
Go
Hilly commutes and heavier riders, dual-motor punch in the lightest package that delivers it, at 46 lbs.
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Strengths
- ERideHero: most capable lightweight dual-motor scooter tested, 12 mph sustained up a 17% grade, best under 50 lbs.
- 0-15 mph in 3.89 seconds, outruns every single-motor rival in class.
- 46 lbs with full suspension and IP66 sealing, genuinely carryable.
- Maintenance-light: drum brake plus regen, pre-sealed self-healing tires.
- Deep $450 discount to $849 in Apollo's June 2026 sale; lifetime frame warranty.
Weaknesses
- Tested range of 19.8 miles trails single-motor rivals.
- 36V system loses top-end speed below about 50% battery.
- Folding latch can collect debris and is fiddlier than NIU or Segway designs.
Specs
- Top Speed Mph
- 26.7
- Range Miles
- 19.8
- Motor Watts
- 700
- Motor Peak Watts
- 1500
- Motor Config
- Dual motor
- Battery Wh
- 540
- Weight Lbs
- 46
- Max Rider Weight Lbs
- 265
- Throttle
- Yes
- Brakes
- Rear drum plus regen
- Tire Size
- 9 in self-healing tubeless
- Suspension
- Front spring plus rear rubber
- Ip Rating
- IP66
- Ul Certified
- UL 2271 and 2272
- Turn Signals
- Yes
Sources
Every claim in this guide that isn't first-person experience is traceable to one of the sources below. URLs verified at publication; some may rot. Let us know if so.
- Apollo Go Review — ERideHeroGPS-logged tests: speed, range, hill and brake data (updated Feb 2026).
- Apollo Go official product page — Apollo ScootersCurrent sale $849 / MSRP $1,299, warranty terms.
By Max Langley·