Circooter E-Scooter vs. APOLLO

In the 2025 electric scooter market, flashy ads and performance claims can easily blur the line between hype and reality. What truly matters, however, are the certified specifications that define real-world capability — motor output, battery capacity, braking system, tire design, and overall build quality. In this comparison, we examine the Circooter Cruiser Pro alongside the APOLLO City and APOLLO Phantom 2.0, relying exclusively on verified manufacturer data to reveal how each model performs on paper — before the ride even begins.

Comparing Cruiser Pro, APOLLO City and APOLLO Phantom 2.0

Specification	CIRCOOTER Cruiser Pro	APOLLO City	APOLLO Phantom 2.0
Price	CAD $1,399	CAD $1,499	CAD $2,999
Range	Up to 83 km	Up to 69 km (Eco)	Up to 80 km (Eco)
Top Speed	60 km/h	51 km/h	70 km/h
Motor Power	2400W Dual motors	2000W Dual motors	3500W Dual motors
Net Weight	39 kg	29.5 kg	46 kg
Max Load	150 kg	120 kg	150 kg
Battery	48V 20Ah	48V 20Ah	52V 27Ah
Charging Time	3-4 Hours	4-5 Hours	9 Hours
Hydraulic Brakes	Yes	No	Yes
Tire Size	11" Off-road pneumatic tires	10" x 3.5" Tubeless self-healing tires	11" x 4" Self-healing tubeless pneumatic tires
Foldable	Yes	Yes	Yes

The Circooter Cruiser Pro stands out as a powerhouse among off-road electric scooters, combining robust performance with practical design. Equipped with dual 1200W motors delivering a total of 2400W output, it achieves a top speed of 60 km/h and effortlessly handles slopes up to 30°. Its 48V 20Ah lithium battery supports rides up to 83 km on a single charge, offering impressive range for daily commutes and long-distance adventures alike. The dual hydraulic braking system enhances safety with precise stopping control, while 11-inch off-road pneumatic tires ensure stability on diverse terrain. Despite its rugged build, the Cruiser Pro remains foldable and portable, supporting up to 150 kg without compromising performance. Overall, it provides exceptional value for riders seeking power, endurance, and versatility in one well-engineered package.

Circooter E-Scooter vs. APOLLO

Q1: Which scooter is better for off-road adventures and experienced riders — the Circooter Cruiser Pro or the Apollo?
A1: The Circooter Cruiser Pro is designed with outdoor exploration and performance enthusiasts in mind. Its high-torque dual motor, large off-road tires, and advanced suspension make it ideal for tackling dirt paths, steep hills, and rugged terrain. While the Apollo1 is great for casual or urban riders, the Cruiser Pro delivers the power, control, and durability that high-end riders demand during challenging rides.

Q2: How do maintenance costs and serviceability compare between the two models?
A2: The Circooter Cruiser Pro might come with slightly higher maintenance costs due to its advanced braking and suspension systems. However, it also offers stronger components that tend to last longer. The Apollo could be easier and cheaper to service, especially if you prefer simple, lightweight builds. It’s best to check which brand offers better after-sales support and parts availability in your area.

Q3: Which model provides better safety and handling for different terrains or weather conditions?
A3: The Circooter Cruiser Pro excels in stability and traction with its dual braking system, 11-inch off-road tires, and reinforced frame. It maintains strong performance on gravel, slopes, and even in light rain. The Apollo offers smooth handling on flat roads but may not match the Cruiser Pro’s capability on rough terrain. Riders who love outdoor adventure or mixed-condition riding will find the Cruiser Pro far more dependable.

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