Apollo Electric Scooters at CES 2026: Phantom, Explore, and Major New Releases Revealed
While attending CES 2026, we stopped by the Apollo booth to check out their current lineup—and get an exclusive preview of what’s coming next. As expected, Apollo didn’t disappoint.
We spoke with Apollo’s product team and got a detailed look at their most popular scooters today, along with multiple new models launching for 2026. From high-performance flagships to lighter commuter options, Apollo is clearly refining its lineup while pushing technology forward.
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Apollo Scooter Lineup
Apollo has been around since ESG has been around and we’ve tested every scooter that they’ve made, and we love every – single – one.
Apollo Phantom 2.0 Stellar: The Flagship Performance Scooter
The Apollo Phantom 2.0 Stellar is Apollo’s most popular scooter and has now reached its fifth or sixth iteration. The 2026 Stellar Edition continues to build on that legacy with major refinements in power, stability, and technology.
Key Highlights
- 60V system with significantly increased power
- DOT 2.0 display with Apple Find My integration and NFC locking
- Regenerative braking, a signature Apollo feature
- Four-piston hydraulic brakes with thicker, reinforced brake rotors
- B&M Type 1 hydraulic suspension, regarded as one of the best on the market
- 11-inch self-healing tires
- MAC 3 controller
Stability at High Speed
Apollo lengthened the deck and refined steering geometry to improve stability at top speeds. The longer wheelbase allows:
- More foot room
- Increased battery capacity
- Improved high-speed control
The Phantom is also pre-drilled for a steering damper, giving riders an easy upgrade path for additional peace of mind.
Apollo Explore 2.0: The Refined Mid-Range Commuter
The Apollo Explore 2.0 fills the gap between entry-level commuters and full-performance scooters, offering premium features at a more accessible price point.
Explore 2.0 Key Specs & Features
- 48V 13.5Ah battery using long-life 21700 cells
- Rated for up to 1,000 charge cycles
- Single rear motor on a 10-inch self-healing tire
- Same core tech as the Phantom:
- DOT 2.0 center display
- Updated turn signals
- Regenerative braking
- Quad Lock phone mount compatibility
Comfort & Practical Design
- Round stem for easier carrying
- One of the best folding mechanisms on the market, with added safety lock
- Apollo City-style suspension adapted from higher-end models
- Underbody lighting added by popular demand
- Dual rear spring suspension and new rear fender brake light
The Explore 2.0 is positioned as a do-it-all commuter that doesn’t feel like a compromise.
Apollo Dash: A New Lightweight Commuter for 2026
For 2026, Apollo is introducing a brand-new model aimed at replacing the Apollo Air.
Apollo Dash Overview
- 48V 10Ah battery
- Weight: ~40 lbs (lighter than the Apollo Air)
- Top speed: 21 mph
- Motor: 1,200W Bosch motor
The Dash brings flagship Apollo features into a lighter, more affordable package, while introducing Bosch motors across more of the lineup for improved efficiency and reliability.
Apollo Go Stellar: More Power for a Fan Favorite
The Apollo Go Stellar was one of the most pre-ordered models shown at CES.
What’s New
- Upgraded to a 48V 13.5Ah battery
- Increased torque and total capacity
- Dual Bosch motors
- New reinforced round stem shared with the Explore
- Brighter external headlight
- Updated headset design
- New rear fender brake light
The Go Stellar keeps the same trusted body and suspension but delivers the performance boost riders have been asking for.
Apollo City 2026: Fully Redesigned, Two Versions
Apollo also unveiled a completely redesigned City lineup for 2026.
Apollo City Models
- City (Standard):
- Single motor
- 48V 18Ah battery
- City Stellar:
- Dual motor configuration
This is a ground-up redesign, with no shared parts from the previous generation except the throttle. Visual upgrades include:
- Larger illuminated Apollo logo
- Integrated lighting elements
- New frame design
Apollo calls it the most visually striking scooter they’ve ever built.
Final Thoughts: Apollo’s Biggest Lineup Evolution Yet
From the refined Phantom 2.0 Stellar, to the balanced Explore 2.0, to the all-new Dash, Go Stellar, and fully redesigned City, Apollo’s 2026 lineup represents a major step forward in both technology and design.
Key themes across the lineup include:
- Strong focus on stability and ride feel
- Expanded use of Bosch motors
- Consistent safety, lighting, and display tech across models
- Clear separation between commuter, mid-range, and performance scooters
We’re excited to get these scooters into real-world testing and see how they perform outside the show floor. Stay tuned for full reviews, performance data, and range testing as Apollo’s 2026 scooters roll out.
