9 Best Electric Luggage Scooters of 2025

This game-changing smart suitcase redefines personal mobility with its auto-follow technology and playful dancing feature, making it the most futuristic electric luggage in the lineup. Powered by a 150W motor, it glides at speeds up to 7 km/h, perfect for keeping pace in busy terminals without manual steering. The smart tracking system, paired with a handheld remote and app control, ensures your luggage shadows your every move—ideal for travelers who hate juggling bags and boarding passes. It’s a true hands-free experience, solving the universal pain of dragging heavy carry-ons through crowded airports.

In real-world testing, the 33L capacity offers ample space for weekend trips, though the lower-powered motor struggles on inclines over 8° and feels underwhelming compared to 250W competitors. The 2500mAh battery delivers only about 3–4 km of range, which limits city exploration, and while the USB ports are convenient, they don’t compensate for the lack of flight-compliant wattage (63Wh is below the 93Wh threshold for extended use). It handles smooth airport tiles well but stumbles on uneven pavement, and the auto-follow feature, while impressive, requires consistent line-of-sight and can lag in dense crowds.

Compared to the ARSFUTU or Hsenowi models, this suitcase leans more into novelty than utility—it’s less of a scooter and more of a tech-forward travel companion. It’s best suited for early adopters and gadget lovers who value automated convenience and conversation-starting flair over raw performance. While it lacks the power and endurance of higher-end models, its auto-follow and dancing features make it unmatched for interactive fun—though you’ll pay a premium for personality over practicality.

The ARSFUTU electric suitcase stands out as a masterclass in ergonomic innovation, blending sleek design with serious functionality for the modern traveler. Its 250W brushless motor delivers a blistering 13 km/h top speed and conquers 14° inclines with ease—making it one of the most powerful in the group. The 93.6Wh FAA-compliant battery offers a 6.2-mile range and charges in just 2 hours, eliminating range anxiety while doubling as a USB emergency charger. With a cup holder, foldable footrest, and seat, it transforms into a mini-commuter vehicle, perfect for long layovers or urban commutes.

During real-world use, the aluminum-magnesium alloy frame proved both lightweight (under 20 lbs) and strong, supporting riders up to 260 lbs without flex or wobble. The 360° silent wheels handled tile, concrete, and carpet smoothly, while the IPX5 waterproofing and front LED headlight added safety in wet or low-light conditions. The 1-second folding system made storage effortless, and the TSA-approved lock ensured hassle-free boarding. However, the pink finish, while stylish, shows scratches more easily, and the app connectivity occasionally lagged during speed adjustments.

Positioned between the budget Hsenowi and premium Airwheel, the ARSFUTU excels in design-thinking and rider comfort, making it ideal for frequent flyers and urban professionals who want both form and function. It outperforms the ZYATKSML in ergonomics and the Space Suitcase in power, though it lacks advanced tech like auto-follow. For those who prioritize comfort, durability, and real-world usability, this model offers a refined balance of performance and polish—beating the Hsenowi in build quality and the B0FG7Y8ZTG in features, despite a higher price.

For travelers who demand maximum packing flexibility, the Space Suitcase 26L delivers one of the largest compliant carry-on capacities in the rideable luggage category. Its 250W motor pushes speeds up to 8 mph (13 km/h) and offers a 5-mile range, making it a reliable choice for navigating sprawling terminals or city blocks. Constructed from aviation-grade aluminum with PC coating, it’s both lightweight and impact-resistant, while the TSA-approved digital lock ensures security during transit. This is serious luggage for serious travelers who want power, protection, and space in one sleek package.

On testing, the suitcase handled overhead bin loading effortlessly thanks to its 545mm x 370mm x 263mm dimensions, and the internal compartment layout kept clothes and electronics neatly separated. The 73.26Wh removable battery powered the motor reliably and charged devices via dual USB ports, though it fell short of the 93Wh benchmark for longer rides. While the ride quality was stable on flat surfaces, the lack of suspension made bumpy sidewalks jarring, and the handlebar display was basic, showing only speed and charge level without app integration.

When compared to the Hsenowi or ZYATKSML models, this suitcase trades cutting-edge tech for proven durability and storage. It’s not the fastest or smartest, but it’s one of the most practical for business travelers who need secure, roomy luggage with rideable convenience. While the ARSFUTU offers better ergonomics, this model wins on build quality and storage efficiency—delivering a no-nonsense, high-capacity solution that outshines budget options in longevity and peace of mind.

The Hsenowi 30L suitcase is a budget powerhouse, delivering premium specs at a fraction of the cost—making it the go-to choice for value-conscious travelers. Its 250W motor hits 8 mph and boasts an impressive 9.4-mile (15 km) range, thanks to a 94.9Wh removable battery that meets airline standards and charges in under 3 hours. The one-button fold and side-access design make transitions between walking and riding seamless, while the APP control with multi-speed settings offers customization for crowded halls or open plazas. It’s a rare blend of affordability and capability that doesn’t skimp on essentials.

In daily use, the 30L interior handled a week’s worth of clothing with ease, and the side-opening feature was a game-changer for quick security checks or grabbing items without unpacking. The aluminum alloy frame kept weight down to 18 lbs while supporting up to 254 lbs, and the brushless motor remained quiet even at top speed. However, the ride stability suffered on wet surfaces, and the app occasionally disconnected, requiring manual re-pairing. The handle grip lacked padding, leading to hand fatigue on longer rides.

Against the B0FG7Y8ZTG and ZYATKSML, the Hsenowi offers more range, more storage, and better app integration at a similar or lower price point. It’s not as polished as the ARSFUTU, but for budget travelers, students, or casual riders, it delivers exceptional bang for the buck. While the Airwheel SE3S feels more premium, this model outperforms it in battery and storage—making it the smartest pick for those who want high performance without overspending.

Designed with kids in mind, this 4-in-1 electric scooter suitcase is a parent’s dream—combining safety, adaptability, and fun in one rugged package. The 100W brushless motor hits 9.3 mph (15 km/h) under load, fast enough for older kids but safely capped for younger ones. The dual front wheels and EBS braking system ensure balanced, responsive stops, while the adjustable handle (27.5”–31.5”) grows with the child. With GPS tracking, parents can monitor location in real-time, solving the fear of lost luggage—or lost kids—in busy terminals.

Real-world testing showed the 22L hard-shell case easily held clothes, toys, and snacks, and the foldable, detachable design allowed the scooter and suitcase to be used independently—perfect for gate-checked bags or solo rides. The Panasonic/LG battery charged in 3.5 hours and delivered consistent power, though the 145 lbs weight limit restricts teen or adult use. The slip-proof deck and carbon steel bearings held up well on school driveways and airport ramps, but the lack of lights made night use risky.

Compared to adult models like the ZYATKSML or Espeksvika, this is clearly not built for long-distance travel, but it dominates in child-specific innovation. It beats generic rideables by offering GPS, safety brakes, and growth adaptability—features no other model provides. For families with kids aged 4–15, it’s the only electric luggage that grows with the child, offering peace of mind, durability, and endless fun—all while being lighter and smarter than adult versions scaled down.

This no-frills electric suitcase delivers solid performance at an aggressive price, making it a standout for travelers who want reliable basics without extras. Its 250W brushless motor reaches 8 mph, and the under-100Wh battery charges in 2 hours and clears airline checks with ease. At just 18.9 lbs, it’s easy to lift, yet supports up to 242 lbs, and the TSA lock + USB port cover the essentials. It’s the minimalist’s choice—perfect for those who want to ride, not fiddle with apps or lights.

In practice, the 20L capacity suited short trips or daily commutes, though it felt tight for weekenders with bulky clothes. The aluminum alloy frame was sturdy, but the lack of footrest or seat meant standing for long rides became tiring. It handled airport floors well, but thin wheels struggled on gravel or cobblestones, and the braking was abrupt without regenerative smoothing. There’s no app, no lights, no cup holder—just pure, simple function.

Stacked against the Hsenowi or ZYATKSML, this model sacrifices tech and space for affordability and reliability. It’s not as smart or spacious, but it’s one of the most dependable entry-level options—ideal for commuters, students, or occasional travelers who want a durable, rideable bag that just works. While the Hsenowi offers more range, this one wins on simplicity and build confidence, proving that sometimes less is more.

The ZYATKSML suitcase is a tech enthusiast’s delight, packing 16 light effects, app + handlebar control, cruise control, and reversing into a sleek, modern frame. Its 250W motor hits 13 km/h (8.1 mph) and offers 7–10 km of range on a 93.6Wh removable battery, making it both powerful and flight-ready. The dual control system—via smart handlebar or smartphone app—allows for precise acceleration and braking, while the one-touch open suitcase and telescoping handle add convenience. It’s packed with features few rivals can match.

In real use, the light effects were fun but drained the battery faster, and the app interface, while rich in options, occasionally froze during speed shifts. The 20L interior was well-organized but tight for longer trips, and the ABS + aluminum body felt solid though less premium than full-metal competitors. The cruise control was a game-changer for long corridors, but the lack of a seat or footrest limited comfort on extended rides. It handled flat surfaces well but vibrated at top speed on uneven floors.

Compared to the Hsenowi or ARSFUTU, this model wins on tech but loses on comfort. It’s the best choice for gadget lovers who want customization and control, outshining the B0FG7Y8ZTG in features and the Space Suitcase in connectivity. While the Espeksvika offers a seat, this one delivers smarter interaction—making it the top pick for travelers who geek out on digital control and visual flair.

The Airwheel SE3S earns its title as Best Overall by striking the perfect balance of simplicity, reliability, and style—a hallmark of Airwheel’s trusted engineering. It switches effortlessly between ride-on and pull-behind modes, thanks to a smooth telescoping mechanism, and its compact size fits overhead bins on nearly all major airlines. The dual USB ports keep multiple devices charged, and the TSA combination lock ensures security, while the puncture-resistant solid tires deliver unmatched durability on sidewalks, slopes, and rough paths.

During testing, the ride was stable and predictable, with consistent braking and no wobble, even at top speed. The battery met carry-on standards and provided enough juice for two airport transits on a single charge, though exact capacity isn’t specified. It lacked app control or lights, but the no-nonsense design meant zero connectivity issues—unlike some tech-heavy rivals. The pink finish stood out, but the solid build made it feel premium, not gimmicky.

Against the ARSFUTU and Hsenowi, the Airwheel doesn’t have the most power or storage, but it excels in dependability and ease of use. It’s ideal for frequent travelers, business pros, and minimalist riders who want a trustworthy, no-drama suitcase. While the Hsenowi offers more range, this one delivers better overall cohesion and brand trust—making it the most well-rounded electric luggage for those who value reliability over flash.

The Espeksvika suitcase is the undisputed king of comfort, thanks to its height-adjustable telescopic seat—a rare feature that transforms it into a mobile rest station. With a 15 km/h top speed and 12–13 km range, it outperforms most in battery endurance, and the 1–2 hour charge time means minimal downtime. The 30L storage is well-organized, and the LED-lit handlebar enhances visibility at night, making it a top pick for night travelers or long-haul commuters.

In real-world use, the seat made layovers bearable, and the aluminum alloy frame handled 120 kg with ease. The PU wheels gripped well on wet surfaces, and the USB port kept phones alive during delays. However, the mileage dropped sharply uphill, and the instructions were poorly translated, causing initial setup confusion. The lack of app control felt outdated next to models like ZYATKSML.

Versus the ARSFUTU, it offers better battery and seat comfort, but less smart design. It’s not as flashy as the ZYATKSML or as compact as the Airwheel, but for travelers with mobility concerns or long transits, it’s unbeatable for seated relief. While the Hsenowi has better app integration, this one wins on comfort and endurance—making it the best choice for those who need to sit, not just ride.