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Comparison Review: Apollo Go vs Navee ST3 Pro
Here's how the Apollo Go stacks up against the Navee ST3 Pro — from speed and range to comfort and features.
The Navee ST3 Pro and Apollo Go are both noteworthy electric scooters released in 2024, designed for urban users seeking speed and range. The Navee ST3 Pro boasts a top speed of 25 MPH, powered by a 600W nominal motor that peaks at 1350W, suitable for inclines up to 15.6°. Its robust battery offers a maximum range of 46.6 miles, requiring about 10 hours to charge. In comparison, the Apollo Go achieves a higher top speed of 28 MPH with its dual motor system, featuring a nominal wattage of 700W and a peak of 1500W, handling steeper inclines up to 25° and providing a range of 30 miles with a quicker 7.5-hour charge time.
Both scooters are designed for street riding and utilize pneumatic tubeless tires, but their safety features differ. The Navee ST3 Pro includes mechanical disc, drum, and electronic brakes with an IPX5 rating for water resistance, while the Apollo Go features drum and electronic brakes with a superior IP66 rating, enhancing dust and water resistance. Additionally, the Navee offers advanced app integration with location tracking, absent in the Apollo.
Weighing 55 lbs, the Navee ST3 Pro is heavier than the 46 lbs Apollo Go, but both support riders up to 265 lbs. Ultimately, the decision between the Navee ST3 Pro and Apollo Go may hinge on personal preferences regarding speed, range, and safety features.
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