Compare Apollo Go and Vmax VX2 Hub (18.2Ah) Specs & Performance

The Vmax VX2 Hub (18.2Ah) and Apollo Go are electric scooters catering to different preferences and budgets. The Vmax VX2, at $1329, reaches a top speed of 33 MPH with a powerful 500W motor that peaks at 1900W. It handles inclines up to 19.3° and boasts an impressive max range of 56 miles, thanks to its 48V battery with 874 Wh capacity. Weighing 57.1 lbs and supporting a weight limit of 287 lbs, it is well-suited for heavier riders, featuring a front hydraulic and rear rubber suspension for a comfortable ride on urban terrains.

In comparison, the Apollo Go, priced at $799, utilizes a dual motor system with a nominal 700W and peak power of 1500W, achieving speeds of up to 28 MPH. Its 36V battery offers a max range of 30 miles, making it less capable than the VX2. Weighing 46 lbs and supporting 265 lbs, it’s lighter and more portable. Both scooters come equipped with essential safety features, including lights and braking systems, though the VX2's setup is more advanced.

With IPX6 and IP66 ratings, respectively, both models can withstand various weather conditions. The VX2 provides higher speed and range, while the Apollo Go offers an affordable alternative. Your choice will depend on budget and riding needs, making either option suitable for urban commuting.