Micromobility 2023: Introducing the Apollo Go

Introducing our forthcoming dual-motor dynamo: Designed for you to achieve speeds up to 27 MPH with a 30-mile range, all encased in a durable IP66 water-resistant frame that weighs less than 50 lbs.
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[@JV3Player]

The website doesn't show the scooter with front suspension, is this a slight change in the scooter's design? I was really hoping for that single spring front suspension on the handlebar stem, would've been the ultimate scooter. What made your team decide to change the design? Still super excited for this scooter, can't wait!

[@christianb8228]

This is awesome, Apollo is a great company I don’t care what anybody says

[@bozoking374]

customer support sucks

[@TimsElectric]

Go Go Go! Looking forward to seeing the first Go soon :) I love my dual motor City...and the regen...once you've had regen it's hard to go back :)

[@ricochet48]

This will be a hit! Your use case scenario almost perfectly matched what I'm looking for. Glad Apollo listened and added the front suspension as well. This looks to be a much sleeker, faster Max G2 (while sacrificing some range that I personally do not need). Hopefully the handlebars are a bit more narrow than the City model too. Looking forward to the release, well done thus far!

[@fergusobrien7963]

Finally the happy medium we have all been craving....albeit a little pricey at $1300 when you compare it to its beefier sibling, the Apollo City Pro 23

[@maciekpiskorz7155]

We're excited to share that the official MSRP of the Go is going to be $1,199USD - $100 less than our original target. As a result of best practices around purchasing and production, we were able to shave off cost and pass the savings on to our customers.

[@tannerthomas7508]

Is this still the case? The site says $1300 for the starting price

[@matthewmanzi9504]

I cant wait for the detailed breakdown of this scooter.

[@chaxologist2024]

I hope I could soon call this the "King of multi-modal commuters"

[@richardwhaley7497]

I just pre ordered the Go for approximately march delivery 🏁(Rover)

[@THEAVERAGEGUY1983]

More like Micro-Cool-Bility. You guys make some Awesome scooters man. I got to test out the Apollo pro and Apollo Phantom at rider fest. I wish i had time to ride the other 3 that were there. Hopefully you guys can come again on the next Rider Fest event.

[@fancypants6089]

This really is the unicorn. How I wish for a slightly bigger battery. I have the air and i wish it lasted for at least another 5 to 10km

[@stevendavies4709]

I have the city pro and in the last 12 month I drove my car 3600 km. It’s 12 years old and just hit 100 000 km so at this rate it’s got at least another 15 years. So $50 000 for a new car or $ 5500 for the Apollo pro.

[@LoveFromNewYork]

Reserved. Hoping little bit more mileage than 30.

[@mooncake8254]

Yes Apollo. Let's create a cult following. I already convinced my bff to get the new phantom v3

[@e-scooterguy]

I was really worried this would only have suspension one end or none, only handlebar indicators too. Well done though Apollo this is a great addition to the line up! Will the single motor Apollo city still feature in the line up or is the ongoing line up shown here only be dual motor?

[@yvesgagnon6499]

Superbe machine ça 👍

[@ZeroToaster616]

This looks really cool and hope people like it! This still a little on the heavier side for me though 😅

[@stillak]

Longer is the most important, increasing range is the most important factor to me.

[@g00fysmiley]

Is it UL or ETL listed? I ask as a lot of leases are starting to have requirements for any PEVs to have UL\or ETL listing for both the charger and the scooter/ebike battery. If so please put that on the scooter page so its easy to show any landlord/ property management company that it will be compliant if asked to prove it. Cool scooter too, I have been begging somebody to make a 50 lb class scooter with the most they can squeeze out of it, and for in town use this looks perfect.

[@ApolloScooters]

"Is it UL or ETL listed?" Not yet, but it will be by the time it launches. The product page will be updated :-)

[@randomalpaca]

Is the Apollo Mini still in the pipeline? Would really want to see that as an option

[@mcraven747]

So with the Go, is the Air being discontinued? Also, looking forward to Rider Fest tomorrow, which scooters will be available to demo?

[@truthseeker4175]

is it split rim...changing tires is a pain

[@kitwonghk2050]

That`s the new Apollo Explorer 2.0 I want to see 😉

[@christopherlucy1772]

Has to be secure I need to get it inside to charge upstairs because I can't in the garage it has to be safe inside and not burst in flames strong but lightweight ..good brakes good lights 30 mph would be nice no flats

[@delavega989]

Has the Ghost line been phased out? My '22 Ghost is my favorite thing, and I'd love to see a refreshed design language for one of the best entry-level dual motor scooters ever made 😊

[@eloipecquet]

Yes it was! Right now the phantom V3 and City Pro are great alternatives!

[@ngbupdates9376]

Is this the final form that the scooter will be shipped in or should we expect more updates and refinements ?

[@AdamLaaroubi]

they need an insane like 70mph fan cooled electric scooter. that would be sick

[@a.nevillechamberlain7612]

Add more carbon fibre to the scooter, make it 7 lbs lighter, charge me a bit more as a premium chassis upgrade, sell it to me first. Watch the entire internet go nuts over it. Price to weigh to performance will be the world scooter killer. Apollo can be on top for decades. NIU is using plenty of carbon fibre for their lightweight release. Apollo already has the internals all buttoned up. Do it.

[@trigganometry168]

Can you ride this without a phone?

[@eloipecquet]

Yes absolutely!

[@barakmenachen289]

Is it ligal to order it to Israel?

[@chaxologist2024]

How about the tires? Its size? Are they pneumatic? Tubeless, self sealing or tubed?

[@maciekpiskorz7155]

9inch self healing

[@chaxologist2024]

@@maciekpiskorz7155 Not bad but still a dealbreaker for me since I got a 10-inch by 2.5 inch tubeless self healing tires of the Segway Ninebot Max G30LP. Even with that, I nearly lost control and crashed after hitting a nasty pothole here in the streets of NYC and these tires saved me from making it worse. 10 by 2.5 inch > 9 by 2 inch of Apollo Go so I'll get the Segway Ninebot F2 Pro as an upgrade instead.

[@eloipecquet7380]

No suspension on the segway vs front and back suspension with this one @@chaxologist2024

[@symbolsandsystems]

my riding needs are all about going to public places shopping, offices etc.. securely locking up to parking meters etc. is a deal maker cable locks are to easy to cut

[@symbolsandsystems]

so, when dose Phantom V4 IP66 get announced?

[@ApolloScooters]

At this time there are no plans for a Phantom V4

[@v000000000000v]

expected to start at $1499 or $1599 CAD?

[@Why-I-Oughta]

Nice! 22KG isn't all that light, though.

[@g00fysmiley]

May depend on the country, but usually in the US, 22kg/50lbs is the usual requirement. Most jobs list, if there are any, physical duties to be able to lift. 50 lbs is to me that sweet spot of not too heavy to walk up flights of stairs in one hand, or lift easily into a car trunk, but still allows a big enough battery to give meaningful range and speed.

[@maximizemoney5694]

@@g00fysmileymy 2016 scooter that cost $400 weighs 28 pounds and has a 265 lb weight limit…. I’m still using it 7 years later and I am 6’5 and weigh 250 lol. It gets about 15 miles range, but I don’t mind bringing a .5 pound charger with me vs carrying something double the weight

[@g00fysmiley]

@@maximizemoney5694 Glad to hear you have one that lasts, it is good to see somebody actually keeping theirs going and not getting the new shiny every year. Personally that range would not work for me though. My work does not allow charging at the office due to fire scares, and I work 11.6 miles away and have to carry my scooter up 5 floors of stairs when I get there. Also I need more range than just to work and back as I will still meet friends sometimes to do dinner or go cross town so realistically I need 30-40 miles of actual range to avoid needing to sometimes call an uber or take a bus. My current answer is just an ebike and I pedal when there is no more power bike is 3 years old and going strong, I just also want a scooter since bikes have to be locked up and not brought inside.

[@christopherlucy1772]

Big price reduction from citty pro water tight*2good range short chg timegood deck w foot rest..

[@shlomoboy]

You want things to weigh less? CARBON FIBER.

[@Mruniverse21_]

Facts 😂. Don't have to get a degree to know that !