A walkthrough of how Apollo scooter parts and repairs work: what's covered under warranty, what's on you, and how to get the right help without the guesswork.
FAST FACTS
- 1–2 years component warranty by model
- Lifetime frame warranty on eligible 2025+ models
If you've never had to think about Apollo scooter parts and repairs before, the terminology can get confusing fast: warranty, wear and tear, certified shops, spare part assemblies. This guide breaks down how it all fits together, so when something on your scooter needs attention, you know exactly what to expect and where to go.
What Apollo Scooter Parts and Repairs Include
Apollo scooter parts and repairs generally fall into three buckets: components covered by your manufacturer's limited warranty, spare parts you buy to replace normal wear items, and structural issues covered by the separate Lifetime Frame Warranty on eligible models. Covered components include things like the battery, motor, controller, display and wiring, throttle, folding mechanism, light box, and headset assembly (the parts that would normally fail because of a manufacturing defect, not because you rode the scooter a lot).
Everything else like tires, brake pads, screws, cosmetic finish is treated as wear and tear. It's still part of ordinary Apollo scooter parts and repairs, it's just handled through the parts store rather than a warranty claim.
How Apollo Scooter Repairs Typically Work
Most repairs start the same way: you notice an issue and submit a request through the Apollo Help Centre, ideally with a photo or short video. From there, Apollo's team will share what the recommended approach is: self-repair at home with a part shipped to you, an Apollo Certified Shop nearby, or an Apollo repair centre for jobs that need to happen in-house, depending on your preferences & timeline needs. Which path you land on depends on where you live, what's wrong, and whether the fix needs specialized tools. Simple jobs like a display or throttle swap are usually fine at home; motor or wiring issues more often go through a certified shop or repair centre.
GOOD TO KNOW
Prefer to fix it yourself? If you feel comfortable repairing the scooter at home, Apollo's team will ship the replacement component directly to you and under warranty, the part itself is free. You just cover the shipping. For step-by-step help, the Apollo Riders YouTube channel walks through common repairs so you know what you're doing before you pick up a tool.
What Riders Should Know About Apollo Scooter Warranty Support
Apollo scooter warranty support centers on two overlapping protections, each with its own scope and timeline, laid out in full on Apollo's Warranty Policy page. Here's how they break down.
DISCLAIMER: This blog post was published in September 2026; for the most updated version, visit the Apollo Warranty Policy. The information in this blog post is subject to change.
Limited Component Warranty 1–2 YR
MANUFACTURING DEFECTS
Covers original components against manufacturing defects, starting the day your scooter is delivered. The exact term — 12 or 24 months — is confirmed right on your order confirmation and depends on the specific model and variant purchased.
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Battery — Parts & labour
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Motor — Parts & labour
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Controller — Parts & labour
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Display & throttle — Parts & labour
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Folding mechanism — Parts & labour
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Stock charger — Parts only
✓ Covers
Genuine manufacturing defects in the components listed above, for as long as the coverage period on your order.
✗ Doesn't cover
Normal wear and tear, cosmetic damage, flat tires, or failures caused by misuse, water damage, or skipped maintenance.
Lifetime Frame Warranty LIFETIME
STRUCTURAL DEFECTS
Replaces the older 10,000 km frame warranty, applicable only to 2025 and newer models. Covers the original owner against structural defects in material or workmanship — cracked welds, deck or stem fatigue, or a frame that bends without impact — for as long as they own an eligible scooter.
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Eligible — Go, City, City 2.0/Stellar, Explore 2.0, Dash, Go Stellar
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Excluded — Air, Pro, Phantom V4/V4X
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Requires — Purchase after Mar 25, 2025
✓ Covers
Weld cracks, structural bending or deformation, and joint failures not caused by an impact.
✗ Doesn't cover
Cosmetic scratches or dents, crash or curb-strike damage, corrosion, or kickstand issues.
How To Find the Right Apollo Scooter Parts
Apollo's parts and accessories collection is the fastest way to find compatible replacement parts — filter by your scooter model and only parts that actually fit, batteries, tires, brakes, motors, controllers, show up. This matters because a lot of components look similar across models but aren't interchangeable. Many spare parts are now sold as pre-packaged assemblies rather than single items, which usually means you get the other small components that tend to wear out around the same time, saving you a second order down the line. If you're still not sure which part you need, the Apollo support team can point you to the right one.
If you bought your scooter through a retailer or wholesaler rather than directly from Apollo, that seller is generally responsible for supplying your replacement parts and honoring warranty coverage — though you can typically still buy spare parts directly from Apollo's store if needed.
What Types of Repairs Are Most Common for Apollo Scooters?
Across Apollo's fleet, the most frequent repairs are unglamorous ones: flat tires and punctures, worn brake pads, battery replacements after heavy use, and the occasional throttle or display swap. Folding mechanism adjustments come up too, especially on scooters that get folded and unfolded daily for commuting. Almost none of these are warranty issues in the strict sense — they're wear and tear, which is exactly why keeping a stock of common replacement parts on hand (or knowing where to order them quickly) makes a bigger difference to uptime than warranty coverage does.
How Warranty Support Differs From Standard Maintenance
The short version: warranty support exists for defects, maintenance exists for everything that naturally wears down from riding. Most of what riders deal with month to month falls on the maintenance side.
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Scenario |
Coverage |
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Battery, motor, or controller fails without misuse |
Covered under warranty |
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Cracked frame weld, no impact involved |
Covered under the Lifetime Frame Warranty |
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Flat tire from a nail or road debris |
Not covered, replace the tire/tube yourself |
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Worn brake pads |
Not covered, routine replacement |
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Scratches, dents, faded finish |
Not covered, cosmetic, no action needed |
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Battery degraded from improper winter storage |
Not covered, preventable with proper storage |
What To Do Before Ordering Apollo Scooter Parts
Before you order replacement parts, confirm your exact model and year — Apollo has released several versions of similarly named scooters, and parts aren't always interchangeable between them. Check your order confirmation or the serial number on the scooter itself if you're not sure. It's also worth checking whether the part you need might be covered under warranty first, since ordering it yourself at full price when it could have been a free warranty replacement is an easy way to overpay.
How To Know Whether a Repair Is Covered Under Warranty
A repair is likely covered if the affected part appears on Apollo's list of warranty-covered components, you're within the warranty period shown on your order confirmation, you're the original owner, and the issue isn't caused by water damage, misuse, an accident, or a skipped maintenance step. If you're not sure, it's not worth guessing — Apollo's team can run a free remote diagnosis before you ship anything, and they'll confirm whether it looks like a warranty issue or a standard repair.
BEFORE YOU SUBMIT A CLAIM
Apollo requires a photo or video showing the defect before it will proceed with any warranty claim — have this ready when you reach out, since claims without it won't move forward.
What Information Riders May Need When Requesting Support
Have this ready before you contact support
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Order number from your original purchase
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Scooter model and serial number
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A clear description of the issue
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A photo or short video showing the problem
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Name on the original order, if you're not the one who placed it
Having these on hand upfront is the single biggest thing that speeds up scooter warranty support requests — it lets Apollo's team make an eligibility call without a back-and-forth.
Common Mistakes To Avoid With Apollo Scooter Parts and Repairs
A few habits tend to cause the most frustration. Installing third-party or unauthorized parts — including aftermarket chargers — can void your warranty entirely, even on unrelated components. Tossing the original scooter box is another common one; you'll likely need it if you ever ship the scooter back for a covered repair, and a replacement box costs money and time you don't need to spend. Skipping app and firmware updates is explicitly excluded from warranty coverage, so it's worth checking before anything else. And waiting too long to report a defect matters more than people expect — warranty coverage is tied to your original delivery date, not to when you happen to notice the problem.
How Preventive Maintenance Can Reduce Repair Issues
A short routine goes a long way: keep screws snug without over-tightening (stripped screws from over-forcing aren't covered), store the battery around 75% charge in a dry, room-temperature space over winter, avoid aftermarket chargers, and keep the scooter reasonably clean without harsh cleaning solutions. None of this is complicated scooter maintenance, but it's the difference between a scooter that lasts and one that needs constant attention. Riders who stay on top of basic upkeep tend to need far fewer of the common electric scooter repairs — flats aside, which are mostly a matter of road conditions rather than maintenance.
What To Expect From Apollo Scooter Parts, Repairs, and Warranty Support
Put together, Apollo scooter parts and repairs work as a layered system: a component warranty for genuine defects, a Lifetime Frame Warranty for structural issues on eligible models, and a parts store for everything that wears out from normal use. Support is designed to sort you into the right lane quickly — self-repair, certified shop, or repair centre — as long as you come in with the basics: your order number, model, and a clear description of what's wrong. It's not a flawless system — you're on the hook for shipping costs either way, and Apollo's engineering team has final say on what counts as a defect — but it's a straightforward one once you know how the pieces fit.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do Apollo scooter parts and repairs work?
Most repairs start with a support ticket describing the issue, often with a photo or video. Apollo's team determines whether it's a warranty repair or a standard fix, then routes you to self-repair, a Certified Shop, or an Apollo repair centre.
What does Apollo scooter warranty support cover?
The limited warranty covers manufacturing defects in components like the battery, motor, controller, display, throttle, and folding mechanism for 1 or 2 years depending on the model, plus a Lifetime Frame Warranty on eligible 2025+ models. It excludes normal wear and tear, flat tires, cosmetic damage, and issues from misuse.
How do I order Apollo scooter parts?
Use Apollo's parts and accessories collection: filter by your scooter model and browse only the replacement parts and spare part assemblies built to fit it, covering batteries, tires, brakes, motors, and controllers. You can also reach out to Apollo's support team for help finding the right part.
What repairs are common on Apollo scooters?
Flat tires and punctures, worn brake pads, battery replacements, throttle or display issues, and folding mechanism adjustments are the most common — most are wear-and-tear items rather than warranty claims.
How do I know if my Apollo scooter repair is covered under warranty?
Check whether the part is on Apollo's covered-components list, confirm you're within your warranty period as the original owner, and rule out the standard exclusions. When unsure, submit a ticket with photos or video and let Apollo's team decide.
Is the Apollo warranty transferable if I buy a used scooter?
Unfortunately, the Apollo warranty is not transferable if you buy a used scooter.
How long does an Apollo warranty repair take?
There’s no standard time. It depends on the type of repair required. It can range from a couple of hours if it’s an easy change and if you take your scooter to a local Certified Shop; or it can take longer (days), if you have to ship your scooter out to a repair shop.
What happens after my warranty expires?
After your warranty expires, you will have to cover the full cost of any repairs. It’s important to note that all 2026 scooters (models released in 2026) now come with a lifetime frame warranty.
Ready for help? Visit the Apollo Help Centre to start a request, browse the parts and accessories collection to find replacement parts for your model, or check out the Apollo Riders YouTube channel if you'd rather tackle the repair yourself.
Warranty terms, coverage periods, and eligible models are subject to change — always confirm current terms on Apollo's official Warranty Policy page before making a decision based on this article. This warranty policy is part of Apollo's General Terms & Conditions: Canada Terms & Conditions.
