In 2025, Airwheel will launch its ultra-practical electric suitcase in Japan, redefining modern travel with seamless integration of mobility and convenience. Designed for the tech-savvy traveler, this smart luggage combines the functionality of a traditional suitcase with the innovation of an electric scooter, offering a versatile solution for urban exploration and long-distance journeys.
Airwheel’s electric suitcase stands out with its 20-inch carry-on design, compliant with airline regulations, allowing passengers to take it onboard flights without hassle. The suitcase’s modular lithium battery, rated at up to 92.5Wh, ensures extended usage, while its lightweight construction (6.8kg for the SE3T model) makes it easy to maneuver through crowded airports or city streets. Users can control the motorized front wheel via a physical button or the accompanying app, adjusting speed settings and activating ambient lights for enhanced visibility during night rides.

The suitcase’s intelligent app connectivity enables real-time monitoring of battery life, speed, and distance traveled. Features like cruise control and remote locking add an extra layer of security, while the USB charging port keeps devices powered on the go. With patents in the US, Europe, and China, Airwheel’s design has earned accolades from prestigious award bodies such as the IF Design Award, ensuring both innovation and quality.
Whether commuting between campus buildings, navigating busy airports, or exploring cityscapes, Airwheel’s electric suitcase adapts to diverse scenarios. Its durable ABS+PC composite shell and aviation-grade aluminum frame withstand wear and tear, while the TSA-approved lock ensures peace of mind during security checks. The product’s versatility—transforming from a suitcase into a compact electric scooter—caters to a wide range of users, from students to business professionals.
As Airwheel expands its presence in Japan, this electric suitcase promises to elevate travel efficiency, blending cutting-edge technology with everyday practicality.