Apollo Ghost

The Apollo Ghost electric scooter offers you the best bang for your buck when it comes to a fast and powerful dual motor electric scooter. It’s one of the best entry-level performance scooters you can consider if you’re looking to upgrade or are just getting started with high-performance electric scooters. The Ghost even outperforms more pricey models in regards to acceleration and top speed. And while the range isn’t its strongest selling point, the scooter holds up pretty well against more expensive options such as the Kaabo Mantis 8 Pro and the Zero 10x. To conclude, the Apollo Ghost offers excellent value for money. It’s worth buying if you’re considering getting a high-performance electric scooter without breaking the bank.

In summary, the Apollo Ghost feels like a well thought-out and executed commuter scooter that has the speed and power of other much more expensive scooters. It doesn’t offer any crazy or super fancy features, but it is solidly made and has the specs to compete. A top speed of 34 mph is plenty fast for most people, and the dual motors give you tons of power. Ultimately, this scooter is all about balance and Apollo seems to have balanced the price and performance quite nicely.

This might be an awesome entry-level performance scooter, but it’s certainly not for beginners or novices. Given its nerve-shredding acceleration rate, I recommend the Ghost for riders who already have scooter experience, no matter how sedate. Although it’s not as extreme as some of the big hitters like the Wolf Warrior, VSETT 11+, or any of the Dualtrons, it’ll still need a practiced hand to guide it safely.

For starters, this is one of the most powerful models available from Apollo. The max. dual motor output is stunning, allowing for some awesome acceleration times. The design is remarkably robust, in part thanks to the forged aluminium frame, affording greater durability. As a mid-priced scooter, we were pleasantly surprised to see so many high-end features packed into this magnificent model. We loved every part about this scooter, from it’s sleek design to the potent performance offered. After riding for ourselves, it was clear why this model is one of their best rated. Feel free to learn more about the Apollo Ghost in the rest of our review.

The Apollo Ghost is in the mid-high end of the company’s lineup of electric scooters, and as such, has a bit of an identity crisis. It’s slightly faster and has slightly more range than the Apollo Explore, but not enough in my opinion to justify its higher price. At $1,499, it’s $200 more than the Explore, but $300 less than the Apollo Phantom, which has a much nicer design, is faster (up to 38 mph), and has a greater range (40 miles). So while the Ghost is a very good scooter on its own merits, it’s not the first one I’d pick from Apollo.