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Compare the Apollo Ghost 2022 and the Zero 9
When comparing electric scooters, often times advertised ranges don't match up with reality. We included metrics from real-world road tests. Plus, raw specs such as battery capacity and motor wattage provide unbiased performance metrics when evaluating electric scooters.
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Apollo Ghost 2022

Zero 9
Comparing Two Urban Companions: Apollo Ghost 2022 vs Zero 9 Electric Scooter
As the urban commute is becoming more technologically driven, electric scooters like Apollo Ghost 2022 and the Zero 9 are fast gaining popularity. In comparing these two models, notable differences exist in their performances and features.
Starting with speed, Apollo's Ghost 2022 can reach up to 34 mph, while the Zero 9 maxes out around 28 mph. Similarly, the Apollo Ghost outpaces Zero 9 in range; it boasts a maximum distance of 39 miles per charge, while the Zero 9 manages 27 miles.
When it comes to motor power, the Ghost 2022 offers dual 800W motors reaching 2000W in peak, significantly more than Zero 9's single 600W motor. This makes Apollo's model a superior choice for tackling hill climbs.
Looking at portability, the Zero 9 outshines with a folding handlebar and stem design, making it more compact and easier to carry or store. It weighs 47 lbs, less than Apollo Ghost’s 64 lbs.
Both feature built-in suspension systems for comfortable rides, but Apollo offers adjustable suspension features to meet different ride conditions. In terms of braking, the Apollo Ghost comes with dual disc brakes while Zero 9 mixes a rear drum brake with a front disc approach.
Lastly, while both scooters flaunt LED lights for safety, Apollo Ghost has additional turn signals and the Zero 9 includes ambient under-deck lighting.
In conclusion, the Apollo Ghost 2022 being faster, more powerful, and with a longer mileage suits rough terrains and long commutes, while the lighter, more compact Zero 9 might be ideal for city dwellers with shorter, flatter commutes.


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