In Pictures: Apollo Launches Dash, Its Cheapest Electric Scooter Yet, at $599

Electric scooters have become a common sight on city sidewalks as affordable models like the Apollo Dash broaden access to micromobility.

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Apollo's Dash targets budget-conscious riders at $599 during the Black Friday sale, well below its $699 list price.

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The mass-market push comes as shared and private e-scooters crowd urban streets worldwide.

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At 25 miles of range and IP66 water resistance, the Dash keeps premium specs while cutting costs by skipping suspension.

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Competition in the entry-level segment is intensifying as brands race to lower prices for commuters.

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The Dash aims at everyday commuters seeking a low-cost alternative to cars and public transit.

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Apollo says the Dash's 48V electrical system delivers performance typical of pricier scooters.

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Lower-priced models like the Dash could draw more riders into electric scooter ownership.

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Apollo's $599 launch price undercuts much of the mass-market e-scooter field this holiday season.

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