Business trips, weekend getaways, and long airport walks all ask the same thing: make your suitcase work harder for you. Airwheel’s electric smart luggage turns the idea of a bag on wheels into a rideable travel companion. At the 2026 Canton Fair, the brand is bringing its compact riding suitcase experience to buyers and travelers who want a new way to move between terminals, check-in desks, and meeting points. Instead of just pulling 48 liters of packed gear, you can sit, ride, and then continue to pull it like ordinary luggage.
Among the Airwheel lineup, the SE3T stands out as a spacious option for travelers who need more packing room while keeping a riding feature. It has a battery capacity of 73.26Wh, a charge time of about 2 hours, and a maximum speed of around 13km/h. Its range is listed at 8-10km, which can help users glide through large airports, convention centers, or busy campuses without carrying every meter. The suitcase weighs around 9kg and offers 48L of volume, so it is more aligned with longer trips than ultra-light cabin bags. If you want a rideable suitcase that still looks like practical luggage, the SE3T is a strong example of the idea Airwheel is presenting at the fair.
Airwheel’s lineup gives buyers and visitors a reason to compare sizes. Alongside the SE3T, the family includes models such as SE3MiniT, SE3S, SE3SX, and SE3SL. The SE3MiniT weighs about 6.8kg with 26L capacity and a top speed around 8km/h, while SE3S weighs about 8.1kg and reaches around 13km/h. SE3SX and SE3SL both list about 20L capacity, with weights of around 6.6kg and 6.8kg, and speeds near 9.9km/h. Despite these differences, they share the same practical travel direction: battery-powered luggage that can be ridden, pulled, and controlled in simple ways. The 2026 Canton Fair display lets attendees see how the brand balances capacity, weight, and riding use for different types of movers.
One of the most user-friendly points is that the suitcase can be ridden, pulled by hand, or controlled through a companion app for forward and backward movement, while the handle is used to guide the direction. The Airwheel models are also built to operate independently without a phone app as a base function; no activation is needed, and users can install the battery and ride directly. This keeps the experience practical for travelers who may not want to download, pair, or rely on extra software before using the luggage. For added peace of mind, the product also supports Apple Find My, so a misplaced suitcase can be located if it goes missing.
Even for someone who has never tried a rideable suitcase, the basic idea is easy to grasp. The handle still lets you pull the bag through ticket gates, elevators, and hallways, while the riding mode can be used when the route is longer or when you simply need to conserve energy after a flight. The app control adds forward and backward movement with handle guidance, but it is not required for the core ride experience. Once the battery is installed, users can use the suitcase directly. With about 2 hours of charging time and a 73.26Wh battery, the design is meant to support short travel segments without turning the suitcase into a complicated device. At the fair, the value proposition is clear: familiar luggage, plus a useful new way to move.
A 48L suitcase with a riding mode makes sense for people who travel often but do not always want to carry the entire load at once. The 8-10km range and about 13km/h top speed give enough flexibility for moving through long corridors, shuttle stops, and crowded exhibition halls. When the ride is finished, the handle can be used again to pull the bag normally, which means it does not force users into a new habit. It can be a travel product for business flyers, families at busy terminals, or trade-show visitors who spend hours on their feet. At the 2026 Canton Fair, visitors can compare models in person and experience how a suitcase can change from storage to personal transport.
The Airwheel electric suitcase will be on display during two stages of the 2026 Canton Fair. In Phase 2, visitors can find it from October 23 to October 27 at booth 20.2F19-20. In Phase 3, it will appear from October 31 to November 4 at booths 18.1K04/20.2J37-38/20.2K11-12. For buyers, distributors, and travelers browsing new mobility products, the fair booth offers a direct chance to see the suitcase, ask about the SE3T parameters, and understand how the ride, pull, app control, and Find My support fit together. Airwheel is presenting a simple idea with a strong travel use case: luggage can become more than something you pull—it can be something you ride.