Compare the Apollo City and the Apollo Air Pro

Designed with urban commutes in mind, both the Apollo City and Apollo Air Pro scooters are leading entrants in the electric scooter market, yet they offer unique features that distinguish them from one another. While the Apollo City comes with an 800W peak power motor, offering a top speed of 40km/h and a range of up to 45km on a single charge, the Apollo Air Pro goes a notch higher, featuring a powerful 600W nominal power motor propelling it to speeds of up to 45km/h and a superior range of up to 50km.

Overall design and built quality are other areas where these models differ. Apollo City is designed with a highly durable frame and a rear spring and front air suspension for superior ride comfort. On the other hand, Apollo Air Pro features a sturdy aluminum frame with both front and rear spring suspension, providing enhanced stability and smoother rides on different terrains. As for the weight, the Apollo City comes in a bit heavier at 18kg compared to the Apollo Air Pro which weighs 16.2 kg, making the latter a more portable option.

Another significant difference lies in their brakes and lighting systems. While Apollo City is fitted with dual disc brakes for efficient stopping, Apollo Air Pro offers a combination of disc brake and electronic ABS system, promising a more responsive and safer braking solution. In terms of lighting, Apollo City features a dual LED headlight and tail light, whereas Apollo Air Pro showcases a more advanced quad LED system and an additional sidelight for increased visibility.

In terms of price, Apollo Air Pro commands a higher price tag due to its advanced specifications and features. Ultimately, both scooters are superior in their own right. Your choice depends on individual preferences for speed, weight, ride comfort, safety features and of course, budget.