Is the Apollo Explore 2.0 good for beginners?

It is powerful and fast, so it suits riders with some scooter experience. Beginners should start in a lower speed mode and practice braking.

How does it compare with the original Apollo Explore?

The 2.0 adds a revised folding mechanism, reinforced suspension and dual braking. It is the newer, more refined version of the same platform.

The motor is tuned for torque, so it climbs moderate hills better than basic commuter scooters. Steep, long climbs will still slow it.

Is it easy to carry and store?

It folds for storage and transport, but it is a heavier, full-size scooter. Expect to lift it with two hands rather than one.

What kind of braking does it have?

It uses dual braking technology, which gives more stopping control than a single brake. Check the brakes before each ride.

Where is the Apollo Explore 2.0 cheapest?

At Apollo Scooters, for $799.00, as of our latest check.

What do buyers say about the Apollo Explore 2.0?

Rated 4.8 out of 5 from 188 ratings.

Apollo Explore 2.0

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Apollo Explore 2.0

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Last seen at $799.00 at Apollo Scooters on Nov 10.

Our take on the Apollo Explore 2.0

The Apollo Explore 2.0 is a folding electric scooter built for riders who want speed, range and stability on city streets and open roads. It pairs a high-capacity battery and tuned motor with a reinforced suspension and dual braking. Apollo's own riders tested it, and its 4.8 rating from 188 buyers suggests strong satisfaction. Against lighter commuter scooters it is heavier and more powerful; against budget models it offers more suspension and braking hardware.

Best forDaily commuters with longer ridesRiders who want speed and accelerationBuyers who value suspension and dual brakesThrill seekers on open roads

Pros

High-capacity battery for long-range rides
Precision-tuned motor with strong acceleration
Reinforced suspension for stability
Dual braking technology
Folding mechanism for transport and storage

Cons

Heavier than basic commuter scooters
Power and speed suit experienced riders more than beginners
No published motor wattage or range figures to compare

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What reviewers say

4.8 / 5188 ratings

Owners rate the Explore 2.0 highly, at 4.8 from 188 ratings, and praise its power, range and stable ride.

What people mention

PowerPraisedRiders describe strong acceleration and speed from the tuned motor.
RangePraisedOwners report the high-capacity battery covers long rides.
StabilityPraisedThe reinforced suspension and dual brakes are said to keep the ride controlled.

About the Apollo Explore 2.0

The Apollo Explore 2.0 is an electric scooter with a folding frame, a reinforced suspension system and dual braking. It is built for daily use and for portability.

It runs on a high-capacity battery and a motor tuned for speed and torque. The battery is designed for extended urban and adventure rides.

A smart display and lighting system provide visibility and control while riding.

Frame: Foldable, built for daily use and portability
Suspension: Reinforced suspension system
Brakes: Dual braking system
Motor: High-performance motor
Battery: High-capacity, long-range battery
Display and lights: Smart display and lighting

Questions and answers

Is the Apollo Explore 2.0 good for beginners?: It is powerful and fast, so it suits riders with some scooter experience. Beginners should start in a lower speed mode and practice braking.
How does it compare with the original Apollo Explore?: The 2.0 adds a revised folding mechanism, reinforced suspension and dual braking. It is the newer, more refined version of the same platform.
Can it handle hills?: The motor is tuned for torque, so it climbs moderate hills better than basic commuter scooters. Steep, long climbs will still slow it.
Is it easy to carry and store?: It folds for storage and transport, but it is a heavier, full-size scooter. Expect to lift it with two hands rather than one.
What kind of braking does it have?: It uses dual braking technology, which gives more stopping control than a single brake. Check the brakes before each ride.
Where is the Apollo Explore 2.0 cheapest?: At Apollo Scooters, for $799.00, as of our latest check.
What do buyers say about the Apollo Explore 2.0?: Rated 4.8 out of 5 from 188 ratings.