Apollo City 2024 Electric Scooter

The dual-motor Apollo City reaches up to 51 km/h (32 mph). Actual speed varies with rider load, battery level, terrain, tire pressure, weather, and any speed limit configured in the Apollo App.

Apollo rates the City for approximately 37–69 km (23–43 miles), with the maximum figure measured in Eco mode. Real-world range depends on speed, hills, temperature, wind, tire pressure, rider weight, and acceleration.

Yes. This ProMechBC listing is for the dual-motor Apollo City, which uses two 500W rated motors with up to 2,000W of combined peak output. Apollo lists a maximum incline of 25° under suitable conditions.

Yes. It is designed for medium-to-long urban commutes and riders who prioritize comfort, hill performance, weather resistance, and range over ultra-light portability. At approximately 65 lb (29.5 kg), it is less convenient for frequent stair carrying than smaller commuter scooters.

It combines front and rear drum brakes with Apollo’s Power RBS regenerative braking system. Triple-spring suspension helps absorb broken pavement, road seams, and other common city-surface imperfections.

It uses a 48V 20Ah lithium-ion battery built with 21700 cells. Apollo lists an approximate 4.5-hour charging time with the included 54.6V 3A charger.

It uses 10-inch tubeless pneumatic tires with Apollo’s PunctureGuard self-healing sealant. They provide more cushioning than solid tires while helping seal many small punctures automatically.

It is water-resistant, not waterproof. The City carries an IP66 rating for resistance to rain and water spray, but it should not be submerged, pressure-washed, or intentionally ridden through deep water.

The scooter weighs approximately 65 lb (29.5 kg) and supports a maximum total load of 265 lb (120 kg), including the rider and anything carried. Its folding design helps with storage, but the weight should be considered if stairs are part of your commute.

Yes. The Apollo App lets riders adjust supported ride settings, view range estimates and ride data, and use scooter security controls. The City also includes an onboard display, integrated handlebar turn signals, and 360° lighting for urban visibility.

Apollo’s recall applies only to City 2024 scooters in serial ranges 4202240300001–4202240301236 and 4202240400001–4202240400764. Apollo states that units received after February 3, 2025 already have the updated recall-approved stem; owners of earlier or uncertain units should check the serial number under the deck and contact ProMechBC or Apollo before riding.

You can purchase the Apollo City from ProMechBC in Vancouver with local pickup, setup guidance, maintenance, and repair support. Apollo lists ProMechBC as a featured partner in its Certified Shop repair program.