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Comparison Review: Apollo City vs Vmax VX8
Here's how the Apollo City stacks up against the Vmax VX8 — from speed and range to comfort and features.
The Apollo City and Vmax VX8 are two electric scooters designed for urban commuting, each offering distinct features and performance capabilities. The Apollo City, released in 2024, boasts a powerful dual motor with a top speed of 32 MPH and a maximum range of 38 miles, making it ideal for longer rides. Weighing 65 lbs and supporting a weight limit of 265 lbs, it features a robust build with tubeless pneumatic tires and both front and rear spring suspension for a smoother ride on city streets.
In contrast, the Vmax VX8, which debuted in 2025, features a single rear motor with a peak power of 1400W and a top speed of 19 MPH. While it has a maximum range of 28 miles and is significantly lighter at 34.2 lbs, it shares the same weight limit of 265 lbs as the Apollo City. The VX8 lacks suspension yet maintains comfort with tubeless pneumatic tires and an IPX6 rating for water resistance. Both scooters include advanced features like app connectivity, cruise control, and adjustable acceleration, but the Apollo City stands out with its enhanced safety features, including an IP66 rating and self-healing tires.
Ultimately, the choice between the Apollo City and Vmax VX8 will depend on your specific needs. If speed and longer range are priorities, the Apollo City is the better option. However, if portability and a lower price point are more critical, the Vmax VX8 could be the right fit.
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