APEFOX T90 vs OOTD T90: Are They the Same Electric Scooter?

If the APEFOX T90 looks almost identical to the OOTD T90, that is not a coincidence. The APEFOX version is the current branded continuation of the scooter previously sold under the OOTD name.

The core frame, motors, battery, tyres, suspension, brakes, dimensions and weight remain substantially the same. The most noticeable change is the branding, while the seller, warranty terms, packaging and production batch may still vary.

Why are there two different T90 names?

The T90 originally became known through OOTD product pages, owner videos, speed demonstrations, assembly guides and off-road riding content. APEFOX has now become the new brand identity for this model.

During a brand transition, both names can remain visible for some time. Buyers may still encounter:

• older scooters carrying the OOTD logo;
• newer product pages using the APEFOX name;
• OOTD T90 videos used to demonstrate the same core scooter;
• replacement parts still listed as OOTD T90 parts;
• manuals, social posts and retailer listings using either name;
• owners referring to the model as the OOTD/APEFOX T90.

This does not mean the entire OOTD brand has changed its name. OOTD still sells other electric scooter models. The transition relates specifically to the T90 moving into the APEFOX product range.

APEFOX T90 vs OOTD T90 specification comparison

Published specifications for the two versions match across the main components that determine performance, comfort and physical size.

What actually changed from OOTD to APEFOX?

There is currently no clear evidence of a major motor, battery, frame, suspension or brake upgrade that separates the APEFOX T90 from the earlier OOTD T90.

That means buyers should not pay a large premium simply because one scooter carries the newer logo. Price, stock, warranty and after-sales assistance are more important than the name printed on the frame.

Why do some T90 specifications look different online?

Even when sellers offer the same core scooter, their product descriptions may not use the same terminology. This can make the APEFOX and OOTD versions appear more different than they really are.

4,200W or 6,000W?

Both figures can refer to the same motor system:

• 4,200W: combined rated output from two 2,100W motors;
• 6,000W: combined advertised peak from two 3,000W motors.

A listing that calls 4,200W “peak power” is using the terminology incorrectly. It does not necessarily indicate a different motor.

25 km/h or 85 km/h?

Product information can distinguish between the factory-limited setting and the manufacturer’s claimed unrestricted maximum. The delivered configuration, legal riding environment, rider weight and battery state all affect performance.

IPX4 or IPX5?

Water-resistance wording varies between some listings. Buyers should check the documentation supplied with their exact scooter and should not treat either rating as permission to ride through deep water, pressure-wash the scooter or leave it exposed to heavy rain.

One-year or two-year warranty?

Warranty duration can refer to the seller’s policy, a manufacturer policy or different coverage periods for the frame, battery and electronics. The terms attached to your order are more important than a general badge displayed elsewhere on a website.

Can you still trust older OOTD T90 reviews?

Yes. Older OOTD T90 videos and owner feedback remain highly relevant for understanding the physical scooter now sold as the APEFOX T90.

An older OOTD riding video can therefore tell you a great deal about how large the T90 feels, how the rider stands, how the wheels handle rough ground and whether the scooter suits your storage space.

It should not be used as proof that your current seller offers the same warranty, accessories, firmware or delivery service.

For a detailed assessment of the current model, read our APEFOX T90 real-world review covering power, stability, comfort and ideal riders →

Will OOTD T90 parts fit the APEFOX T90?

Because the two versions use the same core platform, many existing OOTD T90 replacement parts are likely to remain relevant to APEFOX owners.

OOTD continues to list T90 components including controllers, instrument panels, NFC cards, brake levers, discs, chargers, tyres, wheels, wiring, lights and rear shock absorbers.

However, buyers should not assume that every part carrying the T90 name will fit every production batch without checking.

Which version should a new buyer choose?

For a new buyer, choosing between APEFOX and OOTD is no longer mainly a hardware decision. The core scooter is substantially the same.

The more useful comparison is:

• which version is currently in stock;
• the final price after any discount;
• which company will handle the warranty;
• where the scooter is shipped from;
• the estimated delivery time;
• the return address and return conditions;
• whether technical assistance and parts remain available;
• which logo and production version will actually be delivered.

Current price comparison

Prices can change, but at the time this guide was prepared, the following offers were displayed:

With the AX100 discount code, the XVELO price is currently €1,099. That is €100 below the standard €1,199 XVELO price and remains competitive against the official listings compared above.

Should existing OOTD T90 owners be concerned?

A change in branding does not make an existing OOTD T90 obsolete. The scooter does not lose its motor, battery or riding value because newer units carry a different logo.

The continuing availability of T90 manuals and replacement-part listings is also useful for existing owners. Nevertheless, it is sensible to prepare for future maintenance while information remains easy to access.

These records make it much easier for a technician or parts supplier to identify the correct component, regardless of which brand name is used on the listing.

What should you verify before ordering an APEFOX T90?

Does the new APEFOX name change road legality?

No. Changing the logo does not change the scooter’s motor power, weight, possible performance or legal classification.

Both versions use a high-powered dual-motor platform and may be subject to restrictions on public roads. The factory-limited setting, insurance, registration requirements and permitted riding areas depend on local law.

APEFOX T90 vs OOTD T90 frequently asked questions