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It’s not often that I’m reduced to an excitable kid when testing out a new scooter, but the Apollo Pro arouses that sense of wonder that only the very best scooters are capable of. It’s the present and future, representing one giant leap forward for the industry.

So, what’s all the fuss about? Well, it’s been in development for 2.5 years – and it shows. Inspired by the Apple MacBook and comprising 150 custom-made components, the attention to detail across its design and build quality is unprecedented. There’s nothing else like it.

On average, the key components that make up a typical scooter undergo 100,000 cycles of tests, while the scooter as a whole is expected to remain in optimal condition for a maximum of 3,000 km.

Those on the Pro, however, have been through an impressive 300,000 cycles, while it’s also been through 10,000 km of simulated road tests. So, it’s fair to say that Apollo has gone above and beyond to build a scooter that can withstand the wear and tear of continuous use.

Its AG geometry, meanwhile, ensures a perfectly calibrated frame for a finely-tuned balance of stability, steering, and maneuverability.

Aside from its awe-inspiring build, it’s also a certified eye-catcher. With an industry-first lighting rig that offers 360-degree illumination, it sports a futuristic frame that’s reminiscent of a Cybertruck.

I could wax lyrical about the award-winning unibody frame all day long – it’s truly beautiful. But more importantly, it’s as tough as they come, with an IP66 water resistance rating ensuring its looks aren’t spoiled by inclement weather.

Another of its crowning glories is the technologically advanced cockpit. Simple yet packed full of features, the 28-inch-wide concaved handlebars are home to a revolutionary DOT Matrix display, a QuadLock phone mount that supports wireless charging, a regen brake paddle, and a supremely ergonomic accelerator.

The phone mount is indicative of the Apollo Pro’s overarching mission: to be a scooter that pushes the envelope when it comes to tech integration.

Its mobile app offers an unrivaled suite of capabilities, including:

• Range estimates based on your most recent riding pattern
• The ability to dial in the strength of the acceleration and regen brakes
• Adjusting the top speed of each riding mode
• Viewing the health and status of your battery
• Toggling between kick-to-start and zero-start modes
• Turning cruise control on or off
• Turning the headlight on or off
• Adjusting the intensity and color of the lights
• Changing the sound of the start-up and power-down modes
• Changing the sound of the alarm, one of which is a tongue-in-cheek ‘self-destruct’ mode
• Locking and unlocking the scooter via the electronic brakes
• Use it as a navigational device where you can follow a route to your destination

And if that wasn’t enough, the Pro also comes with a built-in Bluetooth speaker, enabling you to play music or podcasts as you cruise along.

Elsewhere, the Pro brings entirely new tech to the industry with its IoT unit and Connect+ service.

Combined, these give you access to 24/7 GPS tracking of your scooter, real-time notifications of any suspicious activity or movement of your unit, and the ability to remotely power it on or off, as well as arm and disarm it. You can even flag your scooter lost or stolen and activate a kill switch to make it unusable. This makes it the most secure scooter on the privately owned market.

However, it’s worth noting that when you buy the Pro, you’ll get this service for 3 months for free. After this, you can choose whether or not you want to keep the service and if you do, it costs $9.99 per month. Or, you can opt for one of their yearly plans for a discounted rate.

The Pro cuts no corners in terms of performance, either. With dual 52V 1200W motors and Apollo’s powerful MACH 2 controller, it promises a top speed of 44 mph and a supremely smooth elevation through the gears. It’s rapid off the line, too, hitting 15 mph in a scintillating 2.1 seconds.

Though, when you do find yourself needing to slow down, the supporting cast of dual drums coalesces with the smooth regenerative brakes to bring you to a stop in 2.3 meters.

The 52V 30Ah battery with 21700 Samsung cells keeps its side of the deal, too, facilitating a maximum range of 63 miles, or 39 miles if you’re riding fast.

And while the suspension system isn’t quite as refined as those seen on the likes of the NAMI models (i.e. the Klima and Burn-e 2), its mix-and-match approach promises three things.

The first is a road-worthy level of shock absorption. The adjustable hydraulic shock at the front soaks up the initial impacts, while the remaining vibrations are absorbed into the rubber at the rear.

The second is stability. Because the rear rubber suspension has much less sag than a spring, the scooter doesn’t sink as you accelerate. Instead, it performs like a well-tuned sports car.

And finally, the third benefit is that it's low-maintenance. The rubber cartridge doesn’t need to be cleaned, lubricated, or have ongoing adjustments.

Augmenting this reliable setup are huge 12 x 4-inch tubeless tires. Not only are they 20% bigger than those found on scooters within similar performance categories, but thanks to the presence of a unique GripThread technology, they maintain traction while accelerating, braking, and cornering. They have a gel self-healing layer, too, making them impervious to punctures.

Ultimately, if you’re searching for an electric scooter that fuses exquisite build quality and reliable performance with industry-leading tech, then the Apollo Pro will be exactly what you’re looking for.