Apollo Air V3 (2023) Electric Scooter

The Apollo Air reaches top speeds of up to 34 kph.

Under ideal riding conditions, the Apollo Air can cover up to 55 kilometres on a single charge.

Aside from only weighing 17.5 kg, the Apollo Air is easy to fold. First, press the safety button to unlock the folding lever. Next, pull down the folding latch until it's fully open. Fold down the stem towards the footstand. Finally, take out the locking hook from inside the ste and attach it to the locking ring at the end of the deck.

Yes, you can ride the Apollo Air in rain as it has a higher level of water resistance than many e-scooters, however it is not recommended to ride any electric scooter in too heavy rain or deep water.

The Apollo Air can scale inclines up to 17% or 10°.

The Apollo Air can comfortably accommodate up to 100 kg. Remember to add 10% on top of your body weight to account for clothing and any baggage you may be carrying (i.e. 100KG + 10% = 110KG).

Charging from zero to 100% takes approximately 5-7 hours.

Yes, the Apollo Air is certified to comply with UL2271 and UL2272 standards.

Most lithium-ion batteries are expected to last for 2-4 years However, they are also known to last longer depending on rider use.

It's a purpose-built commuter scooter with features and performance to match. It's light weight, easy to use, and good, safe fun. Its suspension makes it comfortable, and it has some really healthy performance stats in its range & speed. It's not a thrill-a-minute super-scooter but it isn't meant to be one either. It's a capable commuter ride that looks great and performs well. Its 100KG rider weight limit is not a suggestion, however: performance does start to decline over that limit. If you love the design and the features of the Air but need something with a little more grunt, check out the Apollo City Pro 2023.

There are a lot of comparisons to be drawn between the two models: similar range, similar speed, similar braking setup, similar lighting & app integration, etc. The Segway has a better suspension setup, and has more technology inside such as its RideyLONG algorithm and its Find My Iphone integration. However, the Apollo Air is a good 6-7KG lighter, has a higher water resistance rating, and is also a few hundred dollars cheaper. As for looks? Well, that's up to you. Neither are significant departures from their predecessors, but they both look great.

Yes, the Apollo Air is equipped with front dual-fork suspension.

Yes, the Apollo Air features a 500-lumen headlight and integrated handlebar signals.

Yes, the Apollo Air has handlebar turn signals.

Yes, the Apollo Air features an in-house designed regen throttle system that recharges your battery by up to 10%.

Yes, the Apollo Air has self-healing tyres made with PunctureGuard Technology to instantly seal punctures.

Yes, you can activate the Apollo Air's cruise control through the LCD display.

Yes, the official app for Apollo Air is the Apollo app, which is available for both iOS and Android devices.

It’s best to give your scooter a wipe down with a dry, or lightly dampened cloth to remove dust and particles. Never use harsh chemicals, abrasive materials, or high-pressure water on your scooter.

Please check the PSI indicated on the tyre sidewall.

Power it off and choose a cool and dry indoor location. Do not store in excessively cold or hot environments, and avoid storing your Apollo Air outdoors for extended periods. Remember to fully charge your battery if you are going to be storing your Apollo Air for longer than 4 weeks.

Before storing your Apollo Air for an extended period, remember to charge the battery to at least 50%. Leaving it completely discharged can damage the battery.

Electric Kicks offers a standard 12-month warranty on all new products. For complete details, please refer to our warranty policy: https://www.electrickicks.com.au/pages/electric-kicks-warranty-policy.