Compare the Apollo City and the Fiido Q1S

Electric scooters have become a popular mode of transportation, given their convenience and eco-friendliness. Two models that are garnering attention include Apollo City and Fiido Q1S. While both models deliver on performance and style, they have some quintessential differences that set them apart. Starting with the glaring difference in designs, the Apollo City takes on a sleek, urban design with premium looks boasting integrated front and rear lighting systems, whereas the Fiido Q1S exudes a practical design, with its unique pedal-assist system and seat for comfortable rides. Performance-wise, Apollo City takes the cake. It's equipped with a powerful 600W motor able to reach speeds up to 40 km/h and climb gradients up to 15 degrees. It also boasts a sizeable range of up to 45km on a single charge. On the other hand, Fiido Q1S employs a 250W motor and can reach a maximum speed of 25km/h. However, the pedalling option adds an additional and indefinite range, depending on the rider’s capabilities. The Fiido Q1S overtakes Apollo City when it comes to weight capacity, being able to support up to 120kg, 20kg more than Apollo City. The Q1S also includes a seat providing comfort during long rides. In terms of braking system, Apollo City provides a dual braking system - an essential safety feature for high-speed commuting, whereas, Fiido Q1S uses a rear disc braking system. Finally, when it comes to pricing, the Apollo City is more expensive, reflecting its high-performance capabilities and sleek design. The Fiido Q1S, while more affordable, offers a comfortable, practical design with the added functionality of pedal assist.