Compare the Apollo Light and the NIU KQi3 MAX

When deciding between the Apollo Light and NIU KQi3 MAX, a series of factors need to be considered. To begin, while both scooters are built for commuting purposes, the Apollo Light edges out with a top speed of 35 km/h and a range of up to 35 km per charge, as compared to the NIU KQi3 MAX's top speed of 25 km/h and a range of 30 to 40 km per charge.

For suspension and ride comfort, both scooters perform similarly with front and rear suspensions but the Apollo Light has an additional advantage - pneumatic tires which absorb bumps and shocks better. The NIU KQi3 MAX compensates with its large and more visible LED light display bolstering safety during night-time riding.

As for the battery department, NIU KQi3 Max triumphs with its unique removable battery design allowing for easier recharging. Moreover, it has a marginally faster charging time of 6 hours compared to Apollo's 8 hours. Each scooter has its own standout features, with Apollo Light boasting regenerative braking, and NIU KQi3 MAX featuring an intelligent BMS system.

The NIU KQi3 MAX, being from a brand well-established for their electric mopeds, maintains a more automotive look, while the Apollo Light sports a more traditional electric scooter aesthetic.

Overall, the choice between Apollo Light and NIU KQi3 MAX will depend on the rider’s preference, prioritizing either speed and comfort of Apollo Light, or the aesthetics and convenient charging of the NIU KQi3 MAX.