Compare the Apollo City and the Minimotors Speedway 5

When considering buying an electric scooter, factors ranging from speed, power, comfort and affordability come into play. If you're looking between the Apollo City and the Minimotors Speedway 5, there are distinct differences to note. The Apollo City excels in its lightweight design, costing less and being more portable than its counterpart. With a top speed of about 40 km/h, hill climbing power of 15% incline, and range of 45 km, it's a great choice for commuting over shorter distances. In terms of comfort, it features dual spring suspension, 8.5 air-filled tires, and a weight of 18 kg. For added security, it provides dual brakes and an LED headlight and tail light.

On the other hand, the Minimotors Speedway 5 is a top-tier model geared towards experienced riders seeking more power and range. With a maximum distance of 75 km, it can handle longer commutes and steeper hills, supporting up to a 37% incline. Speed tops at about 60 km/h, and it features dual 800W motors. With suspensions in both wheels and solid 10-inch tires, it ensures a smooth ride even on uneven terrains. While it offers advanced features, it comes at a higher cost and weighs around 28 kg, making it less portable than Apollo City. Both scooters exhibit strengths in different contexts, so the choice depends on the rider's needs and preferences.