Apollo
Best of 2026 · #6Apollo Go
Best for: Steep hills
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From the Manufacturer
Apollo gave the Go two motors instead of one, which is what keeps it moving on steep grades where single-motor commuters bog down. The 36V pack, IP66 sealing, and self-healing 9-inch tires suit rainy, glass-strewn campus streets, and the Apollo app lets you set a top speed limit for shared paths. It folds, though at 46 lb it is better carried up one flight than four.
- Motor
- 350W each (2×)
- Battery
- 36V
- Top speed
- 28 mph
- Range
- Up to 36 mi
- Weight
- 46 lb
- Max rider
- 265 lb
- Tires
- 9" self-healing tubeless pneumatic (PunctureGuard)
- Suspension
- Front spring + rear rubber (Apollo Airflow)
- Water resistance
- IP66
- Charge time
- About 7.5 hr
- UL 2272
- Certified
Summarized by CollegeScoot from Apollo's published specs. Prices change, so check the current price on Amazon before you buy.
About this scooter
Dual-motor Apollo commuter with UL 2272, an app-set top speed limit, and IP66 sealing, built to keep its pace on steep campus hills.
- UL 2272
- App speed limit
- IP66
- Dual motors
- Front & rear suspension
- 9" self-healing tubeless tires
- Turn signals
Specs
Motor note: Two 350W rated motors (750W peak each, 1,500W combined) per Apollo's Amazon listing and Apollo Australia; Apollo's US spec sheet lists the 750W peak figure. Campus watt caps are checked per motor (350W).