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Comparison Review: Apollo Go vs Vmax VX2 Pro GT
Here's how the Apollo Go stacks up against the Vmax VX2 Pro GT — from speed and range to comfort and features.
The Vmax VX2 Pro GT and Apollo Go are two notable options in the electric scooter market, each with distinct specifications. The VX2 Pro GT, priced at $849, reaches a top speed of 24 MPH, backed by a 500W nominal motor that peaks at 1300W, capable of handling inclines up to 20°. Its 48V battery provides a maximum range of 37 miles, making it ideal for longer rides. Safety features include drum and electronic brakes, an IPX6 rating, and visible lights.
Conversely, the Apollo Go, released in 2024 at $799, offers a faster top speed of 28 MPH with a dual motor system that has a nominal power of 700W and peaks at 1500W, handling inclines of 25°. Its 36V battery provides a range of 30 miles and charges in just 7.5 hours. It also features drum and electronic brakes but boasts a higher IP66 rating for better water resistance.
Both scooters are equipped with pneumatic tubeless tires suitable for street riding. The VX2 Pro GT weighs 45.6 lbs with a weight limit of 287 lbs, while the Apollo Go weighs 46 lbs with a limit of 265 lbs. Each scooter includes speed modes, cruise control, and a folding mechanism. If speed and incline performance are priorities, the Apollo Go is a strong choice, while the VX2 Pro GT excels in range and weight capacity.
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