Compare the Inokim OX and the Apollo Ghost

As the rise of electric scooters continues to penetrate personal transport markets, two models in particular have stood out - the Inokim OX and Apollo Ghost. Although both provide high-quality rides with robust features, they are inherently different.

The Inokim OX, designed for off-road use, is hailed for its long range reaching up to 90 miles under ideal circumstances. It is a heavyweight, coming in at 26 kg which contributes to its stability even during high-speed excursions. Although it is powerful, the scooter remains quiet, courtesy of its 800W motor (peaking at 1300W). With 10-inch pneumatic tires, it doesn’t shy away from challenging terrains. It isn't without cons, however, as it has a higher price tag and lacks the visual detail of speed on the display.

Contrarily, the Apollo Ghost offers a well-balanced experience for riders who seek on-road travel. It reaches a top speed of 34mph, powered by its twin 800W motors. Although the Apollo Ghost falls short on range compared to the OX, hovering around 39 miles, it makes up for this with its powerful acceleration and strong hill-climbing capabilities. Its built-in suspension ensures a smooth ride over uneven surfaces, and detailed LED display aids in rider control. However, it can be quite heavy and large, which means it is less portable.

In conclusion, while both Inokim OX and Apollo Ghost are exceptional electric scooters, your choice could largely depend on whether you prefer off-road or urban riding, range requirements, and budget considerations.