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Apollo Go Stellar vs Ausom DT2 Pro

The Ausom DT2 Pro has the longer estimated range — 32 miles against 17 — because it carries 1217 Wh to the Apollo Go Stellar’s 646. The Apollo Go Stellar is the lighter of the two at 55 lb, which puts it in the rolls only class. Everything else is below.

Apollo Go Stellar

Apollo

Apollo Go Stellar

17 mi estimated · 38 mi claimed

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Ausom DT2 Pro

Ausom

Ausom DT2 Pro

32 mi estimated · 71 mi claimed

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Apollo Go Stellar and Ausom DT2 Pro specifications compared
Estimated range17 mi32 mi
Claimed range38 mi (2.2x the estimate)71 mi (2.2x the estimate)
Top speed32 mph42 mph
MotorDual motor, 2,000 W (2,000 W peak)Dual motor, 2,200 W (2,912 W peak)
Battery646 Wh at 48 V1217 Wh at 52 V
Wh per dollar0.54 Wh/$1.02 Wh/$
Wh per pound12 Wh/lb16 Wh/lb
Weight55 lb — rolls only73.9 lb — rolls only
Max rider weight265 lb298 lb
Rated grade47%36%
Tires9.5" self-healing10" tubeless
SuspensionDualDual
BrakesRear drum with regenerative brakingFront and rear hydraulic discs + E-ABS regen
IP ratingIP66IP54
Charge time7.5 h—
Folded sizeFolds52.0 x 27.0 x 21.7 in
Deck width—7.1 in
LightsHeadlight, taillight, turn signalsHeadlight, taillight, side indicators
AppYesNo
Cruise controlYesYes
Approx. price~$1,199~$1,199
Released2026—

Apollo Go Stellar: the case against

  • A rear drum plus regeneration, with no disc at either end, is light braking for a 32 mph dual motor
  • 9.5-inch wheels are small for 32 mph
  • 7.5-hour charge
  • At 55 lb it is a scooter you roll rather than carry
  • No independent range test of this model yet, and Apollo's 38 miles is an Eco-mode figure

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Ausom DT2 Pro: the case against

  • No app
  • IP54
  • Default top speed is listed as 20 km/h (12.4 mph); the 42 mph figure needs a higher setting
  • Charge time is a 6-12.5 hour range
  • The 71-mile claim has no stated test speed
  • Only one charger is included

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