2024 Electric Scooter Lineup Walkthrough: Air, Go, City, Phantom, Pro | Apollo Scooters 

Update, it’s now been 13 days and they haven’t started or updated me

This is exactly what I’m afraid of… to install the IOT you need to rip the rubber grip tape install then put it back in place, I doubt it will ever stick back properly after that.

SHAME

I feel you, but I don't think the Air needs much change. Once production numbers are up, I hope Apollo is smart enough to lower the price of the Air, because entry level product is gateway product.

Apollo Explore 2024/25? IT'S not in this year lineup?😥

The Go! Portability and compactness is top priority while getting the most possible performance, comfort and reliability! Perfect for storing in tight apartments and storing in public mass transit that I use! It should soon be called the king of multi-modal commuter scooters!

Apollo Explore

Apollo Phantom V4

Got both go and phantom 2024 can't wait to receive the phantom v4

Let's hope not!

I hope not. Commuting and reliability is first!

@@chaxologist2961 they’ve already accomplished that haven’t they? I own an Apollo Pro and it’s quite the machine.

@@chaxologist2961 even Ford cars focussed on luxury and comfort for families but eventually built the Shelby mustang. I’m not saying to only focus on speed. You can stick to the commuting style scooters but there’s gotta be one that blows the competition out of the water when it comes to speed.

@@jasondowling9296 Yes they did. What I'm saying is if they take the Wolf King GTR route next, safety and comfort will be compromised. Heck, the Wolf King GTR can't even hold traction in the road while accelerating. Imagine how dangerous that is during rainy or snowy conditions... I agree that the Apollo Pro is the golden standard of balancing speed, comfort and safety!

apollo as every scooter brand (which is really annoying and wish they would stop since you gotta look a reviews for the real distance) basically the distance they put is if you use the useless eco mode no one uses and are on a perfect road with no hills/winds etc, basically perfect scenario. unfortunatly on average the actual distance is always about half of what they put. its borderline false marketing since no one ever uses eco mode espesially on a scooter like this but technically since you can get that distance its a grey area. although at least apollo specifies eco mode on the front page and on the american website they put 23-43 miles at the top so they did better then most other company but yeah general rule of thumb for any scooter, half the distance you see them advertise.

@@holy15masteramazing note

Apollo Go took priority in development, putting the Explore on hiatus. I believe this was the right thing to do because the Go would suffice for most people to meet their basic transportation needs. It is also much easier and cheaper to mass produce the Go in large numbers, making it much easier for Apollo to profit!

Hi Julien, not sure where this info is coming from - we use EVE cells which consistently test above Samsung and LG in all performance tests. Our battery packs are also UL certified.

@@maciekpiskorz7155 The battery of my phantom certainly did not have a reliable battery as it lasted only one summer. And that was a replacement scooter I got from you because my other phantom deck broke in two... The battery was a chineese no name, I know it because I removed it from deck and even open it to look for dead cells. As for the phantom in general, I think it's a Frankenstein of a scooter and I am not sure why you guys are still selling it. I mean, just the tire with tube is a nightmare and even if you inflate tires before every ride (which is a pain) you will get a loooots of flats. Just for that reason I would argue that this scooter is not worth it. I mean my first phantom had a flat in 20 minutes after I first got it lol And I was being careful as it was brand new.. I had 1 flat every month, roughly. And changing the tube is a nightmare... As for your newer scooter, to be fair they looks really cool, reliable and low maintenance, the absolute opposite of the phantom. The only problem to me and why I would not buy those is the battery capacity being too low for the price compared to the competition. As for the battery brand, I have no way to check so I have to take your word for it. But the phantom have no name battery that is for sure. Mine at least!

@@maciekpiskorz7155 I can tell you for sure that the battery of my phantom was a no name and that it broke after one summer... It would stop at 50% and charge to 80% only. And this was a replacement you gave me after my first phantom deck broke in half lol

@@maciekpiskorz7155 I trust ya! Range and capacity does not matter as much as resistance to near extreme temperatures when forced to store outside.