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A focused look at the Stellar 60V motor output, battery range, suspension, braking and the differences that matter versus the 52V Phantom.
Peak output and top speed are manufacturer ratings. Rider weight, battery level, temperature, traction, and riding conditions can reduce real-world performance.
The 56 mi figure is a best-case manufacturer rating in Eco mode. Real-world range is substantially lower in Sport or Ludo mode, on hills, or in cold weather.
Hydraulic brakes require inspection and eventual bleeding. Self-healing tires do not prevent every flat, and regenerative braking does not replace the mechanical brakes.
IP66 is a controlled-test rating, not a waterproof guarantee. It does not cover immersion, deep puddles, pressure washing, or long-term water damage.
Folding reduces storage size, not lifting weight. Ground-level storage is strongly recommended for a 107 lb scooter.
The Apollo Phantom 2.0 Stellar is the 60V flagship in the Phantom family. Its MACH 3 controller delivers up to 7000W of combined peak output, supporting a manufacturer-rated top speed of 53 mph and a maximum Eco-mode range of 56 mi from the 60V 30Ah (1800Wh) battery.
Four-piston hydraulic brakes, 2.3 mm rotors and adjustable DNM dual-hydraulic suspension are designed for control at performance speeds. The 11 × 4-inch PunctureGuard self-healing tubeless tires create a wider contact patch, while traction control, NFC, Apple Find My, DOT 2.0 and IP66 protection add a modern technology package.
The Stellar is the more powerful choice, with a larger battery, hydraulic suspension and four-piston brakes. Riders who want a more moderate balance of performance and weight can compare the Apollo Phantom 2.0 52V. Browse all Apollo electric scooters or compare the more commuter-focused Apollo City.
This scooter is intended for experienced riders who understand high-performance equipment and have suitable storage. At roughly 107 lb, it is not a portable commuter and should be ridden with appropriate protective gear and within local rules.
Browse our electric scooters for U.S. riders. Check current USD pricing, product availability, shipping eligibility and specifications before ordering. ProMechin-person repair services are not offered in the United States.
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.
| Motor | Dual 3350W motors · 3350W x2 |
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| Top speed | Up to 53 mph |
| Max gradient | - |
| Throttle type | V9 thumb throttles with ProgressiV™ Response |
| Battery capacity | 60V 30Ah battery |
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| Range (manufacturer claim) | 27–56 mi depending on mode |
| Charging time | Approx. 10 hr |
| Battery removable | - |
| Brake system | Advanced 4-piston hydraulic brakes + Power RBS |
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| Suspension | DNM adjustable dual hydraulic suspension |
| Tyres | 11 x 4 in self-healing tubeless tires |
| Lighting | Headlight: Yes · Signal Light: on handlebar and on the rear body · Light: Stem LED |
| IP water rating | IP66 |
| Weight | 107 lb (48.5 kg) |
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| Max rider weight | 330 lbs |
| Folded dimensions | 23.8in H x 57.5in L x 27.5in W |
| Display & app | Display: DOT 2.0 built-in display with anti-glare technology or phone-as-display with the integrated Quad Lock phone-mount. / Quad Lock phone case sold separately. / Quad Lock universal adaptor included. · Mobile App: Supported |
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| Battery certification | - |
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5 verified riders have rated the Apollo Phantom 2.0 Stellar (60V) Electric Scooter. Unedited impressions from daily commutes, rain rides and hill climbs.
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