Compare Apollo City and Segway GT3 Specs & Performance

The Apollo City, priced at $1099, features a powerful dual motor delivering a top speed of 32 MPH and is designed for urban street riding. It comes equipped with a robust 48V battery, offering a maximum range of 38 miles and a charge time of 4.5 hours. Weighing 65 lbs and supporting a weight limit of 265 lbs, its dimensions include a handlebar width of 26.6 inches, a deck length of 21 inches, and a deck width of 7.5 inches. The scooter boasts advanced safety features such as drum and electronic brakes, an IP66 rating for water resistance, and integrated lights. Additional highlights include an app for connectivity, multiple speed modes, cruise control, and self-healing tires.

In contrast, the Segway GT3, priced at $1631.99, offers slightly less speed with a top speed of 31 MPH from its rear motor with a nominal power of 1200W, peaking at 2400W. The battery, rated at 46.8V, provides a longer maximum range of 45 miles but requires a longer charge time of 5.5 hours. This model weighs 87.1 lbs and has a higher weight limit of 330 lbs. Its dimensions feature a handlebar width of 26.8 inches, a deck length of 19.7 inches, and a deck width of 7.9 inches. The GT3 is equipped with hydraulic disc brakes, an IPX6 rating for water resistance, and various tech enhancements like location tracking and NFC unlock.

Both scooters excel in different areas, with the Apollo City providing a more affordable option with better speed and weight handling, while the Segway GT3 offers superior range and advanced features. Depending on your riding needs, either scooter can be a valuable choice for urban commuting.