Apollo City 2024: Dual-Motor Power, Range & Commuter Comfort
A closer look at the Apollo City 2024 motor, battery, suspension, braking and ownership features that matter for everyday commuting.
01 Motor performance
Dual 500W motors for hilly city routes
The Apollo City uses dual 500W nominal hub motors with up to 2000W of combined peak output. Apollo lists a top speed of up to 32 mph and a maximum incline rating of 25° under its test conditions.
Rear-and-front drive gives the City stronger traction and acceleration than a typical single-motor commuter, while Eco, Normal, and Sport modes let riders choose how much performance to use.
2 × 500 WNominal motors
2000 WCombined peak
32 mphTop speed
Speed and incline figures are manufacturer ratings. Rider weight, battery level, temperature, traction, and the length of a hill can reduce real-world performance.
Apollo City Electric Scooter — dual 500W motors
02 Between charges
48V 20Ah battery with up to 43 mi claimed
A 48V 20Ah lithium-ion battery gives the City a manufacturer-rated range of up to 43 mi in Eco mode. Apollo lists approximately 4.5 hours for a full charge with the supplied charger.
Published range varies by mode, and faster riding uses substantially more energy. Hills, cold weather, rider weight, wind, tire pressure, and repeated acceleration all reduce the distance available from a charge.
48V 20AhBattery
Up to 43 miClaimed range
Approx. 4.5 hrCharge time
Apollo City Electric Scooter — 48V 20Ah battery
03 Ride control
Triple suspension, self-healing tires, and low-maintenance braking
Triple-spring suspension and 10-inch self-healing tubeless tires help absorb cracked pavement and road joints while maintaining an air-filled contact patch. PunctureGuard technology is designed to seal many common small tread punctures.
Dual enclosed drum brakes provide durable mechanical stopping, while Apollo Power RBS adds progressive regenerative braking through a dedicated thumb control and reduces routine wear on the mechanical system.
Triple-springSuspension
10-inchSelf-healing tires
Drum + RBSBraking system
Self-healing tires do not prevent every flat, and regenerative braking does not replace the mechanical brakes. Maintain tire pressure and inspect the braking system regularly.
Apollo City Electric Scooter — triple suspension and PunctureGuard tires
04 Wet-weather readiness
IP66 protection with integrated city lighting
The City carries an IP66 water-resistance rating and includes a 500-lumen front headlight, rear brake lighting, and integrated handlebar turn signals for better visibility and communication in traffic.
The lighting and sealed construction are useful for changing commuting conditions, but the scooter should still be kept out of deep standing water, dried after wet rides, and never pressure-washed.
IP66Water resistance
500 lumenHeadlight
IntegratedTurn signals
IP66 is a controlled-test rating, not a waterproof guarantee. It does not cover immersion, deep puddles, pressure washing, or long-term water damage.
Apollo City Electric Scooter — IP66 protection and integrated lighting
05 Storage and carrying
Approximately 64 lb with a folding stem
The Apollo City weighs approximately 64 lb and supports riders up to 265 lb. Its folding stem reduces the storage footprint for a vehicle, office, or ground-level storage area.
This is still a substantial two-handed lift rather than a lightweight last-mile scooter. Riders who need to carry it up several flights every day should compare it with the lighter Apollo Go before deciding.
Approx. 64 lbProduct weight
265 lbMax rider load
FoldingStem design
A folding stem reduces storage size, not lifting weight. Test the lift in person when stairs or frequent vehicle loading are part of the routine.
Apollo City Electric Scooter — approximately 64 lb
Apollo City 2024 Dual-Motor Electric Scooter
The Apollo City 2024 is the dual-motor City platform built for riders who want stronger hill performance and a more refined ride than a basic commuter scooter. Its dual 500W motors can deliver up to 2,000W of combined peak output, while the 48V 20Ah battery supports a manufacturer-rated range of 23–43 mi depending on mode and riding conditions.
Triple-spring suspension and 10-inch PunctureGuard self-healing tubeless tires help smooth rough pavement, while dual enclosed drum brakes work with Apollo's regenerative braking system for low-maintenance stopping. Integrated turn signals, IP66 water resistance, app connectivity and a practical folding frame make the City well suited to regular commuting and longer urban rides.
Who Is the Apollo City Best For?
The City is best for riders who value a stable, premium commuter with meaningful hill-climbing ability. Its roughly 65 lb weight is manageable for garage, office or vehicle storage, but riders who need to carry a scooter up several flights of stairs may prefer a lighter model.
Browse more electric scooters available to U.S. shoppers. Check current availability, USD pricing and shipping details before ordering. In-person repair services are not offered in the United States.
Real-world range
How far it actually goes.
One number would be easier to print and harder to trust. Here is the manufacturer's figure for each riding mode.
Pulled straight from the product record — if it changes on the bench, it changes here.
Power
Motor
Dual hub motors, front and rear · Nominal 500 W x2 - 1000 W combined · Peak 1000 W x2 - 2000 W combined
Top speed
Up to 32 mph (32 mph)
Max gradient
-
Throttle type
Ergonomic Thumb Throttle
Tested acceleration
0.0-15 mph in approximately 2.3-3.2 s
Mode speed limits
Eco 9.3 mph / Normal 20 mph / Sport 32 mph
Battery & charging
Battery capacity
48V 20Ah lithium-ion battery
Range (manufacturer claim)
43 mi in eco mode
Charging time
Approx. 4.5 hours
Battery removable
-
Cell configuration
52 x 21700 cells, 5000 mAh class
Claimed range
23-43 mi depending on mode and conditions
Independent tested range
Approximately 22-27 mi depending on test method
Charger
54.6 V, 3 A; 110-240 V input
Safety
Brake system
Dual Drum and Regen
Suspension
Triple spring suspension
Tyres
10-inch self-healing tubeless tires
Lighting
-
IP water rating
IP66
Mechanical brakes
Dual enclosed drum brakes
Regenerative brake
Apollo Power RBS with dedicated thumb control
Tested braking
Approximately 2.1 m from 15 mph to zero
Dimensions & weight
Weight
Approx. 64 lb
Max rider weight
265 lb (265 lbs)
Folded dimensions
-
Design & connectivity
Display & app
Display: LED with mode controls and key riding statistics (speed, distance, battery charge, etc.)
Certifications & compliance
Battery certification
-
More details
Claimed maximum incline
Up to 25 degrees
Ride modes
Eco / Normal / Sport
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Specifications are supplied by the manufacturer and can change between production runs. We update this page when we are told they have.
Customer Reviews
Owners put it best
6 verified riders have rated the Apollo City 2024 Electric Scooter. Unedited impressions from daily commutes, rain rides and hill climbs.
4.8out of 5.0
Based on 6 reviews
5 stars: 5 (83%)
4 stars: 1 (17%)
3 stars: 0 (0%)
2 stars: 0 (0%)
1 star: 0 (0%)
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Taylor
One of the biggest reasons I purchased this scooter was the advertised range and dual-motor performance because my daily commute is fairly long. After several weeks of riding, I can say the battery has performed better than I expected. Of course, like any electric scooter, riding at maximum speed drains the battery faster, but under normal conditions the range has been more than enough for my needs. The ride quality is incredibly smooth, and I don't feel tired even after longer trips. The handlebars, display, controls, and overall finish all feel high quality and well made. Nothing about this scooter feels cheap. In my opinion, it's one of the best premium commuter scooters currently available for everyday city transportation.
Thank you for sharing such a detailed review, Taylor! We’re glad to hear the Apollo City has exceeded your expectations with its range, smooth ride quality, and premium build. It’s great to know it’s been a reliable choice for your daily commute. Enjoy every ride! ⚡🙌
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Erik shoji
I'd really appreciate hearing from someone who has experience using the Apollo mobile app. Does it only display basic information like battery percentage and trip statistics, or can you also customize riding modes, speed limits, and install firmware updates directly through the application? I'm also interested in knowing how stable the Bluetooth connection is during everyday use. Some scooter manufacturers offer apps that look great but frequently disconnect, so I'd like to know how well this system performs in real-world conditions before making my purchase.
Great question, Erik! The Apollo app offers useful features like ride tracking, customization options, speed settings, and firmware updates depending on the model. The Bluetooth connection is designed for everyday use, and many riders find it a convenient way to personalize their riding experience. 🙌
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Mahdimehran
Upgraded to the Apollo City dual motor version last month, and the ride quality is night and day compared to my previous entry-level scooter. The triple spring suspension combined with those 10-inch self-healing tubeless tires completely dampens the vibration from rough pavement and potholes. I’ve already taken a few sharp debris hits, but the tires held up perfectly without any pressure loss. It’s slightly on the heavier side around 64 lb, but the stability you get at top speeds makes it completely worth the trade-off.
Thank you for sharing your experience, Mahdimehran! We’re glad to hear the Apollo City has been such a big upgrade for you. The combination of suspension, self-healing tires, stability, and dual-motor performance makes it a great choice for riders looking for a smoother and more confident ride. Enjoy every trip! ⚡
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Noah
I'm thinking about buying this model, but I'd like to know how accurate the advertised range is in real-world conditions. If you're riding around 22–25 mph most of the time, how many kilometers are you actually getting before needing to recharge?
Great question, Noah! The Apollo City’s real-world range depends on riding conditions, speed, rider weight, and terrain. Riding consistently at higher speeds like 22–25 mph will typically reduce range compared to the advertised maximum, but many riders find it more than enough for daily commuting. 🙌
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Ethan Walker
I've been using this scooter for about three weeks now, and I can honestly say it's one of the best purchases I've made in a long time. Before this, I owned a cheaper electric scooter that had a much shorter range and made every rough road feel uncomfortable. The Apollo City is on a completely different level. The acceleration is smooth and powerful, and it handles hills without struggling at all. What impressed me the most is the overall ride comfort. The suspension absorbs bumps extremely well, and the tires provide excellent grip even on cracked pavement. The companion app is also a nice bonus, allowing me to monitor the battery and adjust settings easily. The build quality feels premium from every angle, and everything seems well engineered. If you're looking for a reliable commuter scooter that's comfortable, fast, and practical, I think this model is definitely worth the investment.
Thank you for taking the time to share such a detailed review! We're thrilled to hear that the Apollo City has exceeded your expectations and delivered the comfort, performance, and ride quality you were looking for. It's great to know the suspension, hill-climbing capability, and companion app have all made a positive difference in your daily rides.
We truly appreciate your recommendation and are always here if you ever need maintenance, accessories, or support. Enjoy the ride, and thanks again for choosing ProMechBC!
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Saeed
great
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