If you want induction, your best bet is going to be cooktop over oven. Often it's possible to find room for a 30" cooktop even if you need a 24" oven, although warranty can be a problem (many manufacturers only warrant a cooktop when installed over specific oven models, always their own).

Bosch offers one 24" built in wall oven and a 24" cooktop, but the cooktop is radiant and not induction.

If you want to look into importing, Siemens, De Dietrich, and Ilve all have 60 cm induction ranges. I think the Siemens is probably the least expensive. Remember that it's not just a question of bringing it over but of getting your homeowner's insurance to allow the installation of an appliance that won't have the UL seal. There are old threads here and maybe in Kitchens about how to go about that.

But even in Europe cooktop + oven is more common these days, I think. For instance, over there Ikea has all sorts of inexpensive cooktops and fancy little ovens, but they don't sell any ranges/cookers at all.

I think there are even some double oven 60cm ranges in Australia.

Fisher Paykal has both a 4 zone 24" induction cooktop and a 24" electric oven. AJ

Madison lists more oven choices including gas and combi-steam. Miele has a 3 zone induction cooktop.

Yeah, that FP combo is a perfect example of why this is so darned frustrating in the US. $3078 for the two here, while in the UK you can get a roughly equivalent top from ikea for £249 and a very fancy oven (not combi-steam) for £400, so a total of $812.

ETA Kimberly, if you decide to do the combo, consider a 30" cooktop. You can use an induction cooktop as extra working space so the size usually isn't that much of an issue, a 30" will be cheaper than a smaller one in the US, and it's generally base cabinet space that forces people to a 24" range in the first place.

FWIW, after much frustration, my friend is planning on this radiant range for budget reasons.

I like Miele, they have a 24 inch one but for a complete list of 7 you can read here 7 24 inch induction cooktops

The issue is that you cannot put a 24" induction cooktop OVER an oven. So if you use the cooktop your oven must be in an additional cabinet. when designning a tiny kitchen, a range is the best use of space. I hope one of the manufactureres makes a 24" induction soon. Energy Efficient Tiny Houses and micro apartments are on the rise and we need this.

Actually, Laura, in many cases you can put an induction cooktop over an oven. Many European manufacturers have no restrictions on this. Frigidaire will let you install most of their cooktops over their 24"" ovens, but of course their cooktops are all 30" or more. But it is certainly something that can be done, although often the makers require that both cooktop and oven be particular combinations from their lines only, if you aren't willing to risk your warranty.

Sadly, the above appears to be accurate even now. The AGA AHCINWHT is a 20" freestanding induction range, but not with a proper regular oven.

The "Magic Chef Urban Living Line" has a fine oven, but no matching induction cooktop.

Your only choice appears to build one from a 24" cabinet, a 24" wall oven, and a 24" induction cooktop. all purchased separately.

I don't advocate risking your warranty. There are issues with longevity given the heat and the electronics of each item. Sure, you can do anything at your own risk. Good to know Wolfe makes 24"
units. Unfortunately, they are quite expensive. Generally my clients looking for 24 " are on a budget. with a tiny house and or fitting out rental units.

How were the grey market imports from Europe powered over in N. America?

You could try the slim two burner induction cooktop from fisher Paykel ($1600) together with a 24 in speed (Bosch sells one for 1700). Cooktop could even fit sideways on a shallow counter.

Hello, If you're still out there OP I'm curious what you decided to buy? Three years later I still don't see a 24" induction range and I really need for a small kitchen. Thanks!

I'm waiting. Meanwhile have electric...ick.

Prremier & Summit ranges sell 24" electric ranges, but they are still either coil or radiant. No induction yet.

Yup, only cooktops come in 24"

Think about buying a 24" induction cooktop, which is offered by Miele and Wolf, and maybe others, and a 24" wall oven that you can place underneath the cooktop.

Thanks for all the input! Chair Affair I thought about this but read that there are restrictions on placing an induction cooktop above a wall oven. some reviews I’ve read state that manufacturers void their warranties if you use a different manufacturer above or below? Maybe I should clarify this detail. Because I did find a highly rated Haier 24” wall oven that opens from the side and would be great. The other issue is the cabinetry line I was looking at doesn’t include a 24 or 27“ base cabinet for an oven! So would need some modification. I think that is manageable though, as long as the warranties don’t clash.

I know it's not as esthetically pleasing but you could place the oven at another location in the wall of cabinets so it's not directly under the cooktop if warranty becomes a problem. I have an induction cooktop with drawers directly beneath and a cabinet with all my pans under that so the space is definitely usable for other things.

huh, I had no idea induction cooktops shouldn't go above ovens I see it done quite often here in Korea. ranges aren't really a thing here.

some can , some can't. read the installation instructions.

I found a Belling FSI60MFT that actually has a double oven which appears to be produced in New Zealand, but I can't seem to find anyone who sells them in the U.S.

I found this. Does anyone know if this Empava brand is any good? The prices are quite low. Only two reviews on amazon. I can order this through Lowes, which I'd prefer to using amazon, and not having any local support in case the unit fails.

Hi pthonney, Did you end up purchasing? Curious how it went if you did, or if you found a different solution. I finished one job with a traditional electric range, now beginning another also tight space and definitely want this one to be induction! Thanks for any new info you may have :)

still not being made yet. hopefully soon.

Still searching. I’m looking for a 24” range for my guest house kitchen. It will also be an Airbnb when my family isn’t using it. From the Airbnb gurus, a smooth top range is easier to keep clean, however renters that aren’t accustomed to cooking on a smoothtop electric unit have issues with burning themselves or starting a fire on a burner that is turned off but they don’t realize is still hot. Many high end Airbnb’s have an induction range and guests love it, but I don’t have the room or need for a full size range. I will probably end up getting a 24” gas range with the hope that when I need to upgrade down the road there may be a 24” induction option.

I just found a 24" range with an induction stovetop and regular electric oven on build.com. The maker is Summit and unit costs less than $900.00 :)

Are you talking about this unit?

That's not induction, it's radiant cooktop.

Yep, that’s why I asked. I don’t see another summit on build.com.

Nor on any other North American vendor.

Look what I found! https://www.worldwidevoltage.com/ae-electrolux-eki6751aox-stove-with-an-oven-and-hob-220-240-volt--50-hz.html?utm_source=googleshopping&utm_medium=cse

Hate to rain on the parade but the ad says the unit is designed to run on 50 Hz circuits, which is Europe and much of the other side of the world from us. The North American spec is 60 Hz. Further down that page, the fine print specifically says: "This appliance is not designed for use in America." :-((

Pity. There's also this Aga, but I want more than a single burner if I'm paying those prices: https://www.designerappliances.com/aga-ahcincrm.html

Here's a Bertazzoni PRO604IMFESXT, 60cm induction range that operates on either 50hz or 60hz, according to the specs on this webpage:

https://universal.bertazzoni.com/products/professional-series/cookers/60-cm-induction-top-electric-oven-8

220/240 V - 50/60 Hz - 43 A

Have you found a North American dealer for it?

Oh here's a Siemens 60cm induction range operating at either 50hz or 60hz:

https://media3.bsh-group.com/Documents/specsheet/de-DE/HL9S5A340.pdf

Hmmm. Looks like Amazon.de is all sold out of all 60cm induktion ranges right now, even the 50hz only models:

https://www.amazon.de/s?k=60cm+induktion&i=appliances&rh=n%3A908823031%2Cn%3A13528203031%2Cn%3A1399926031%2Cp_n_availability%3A419126031&dc&language=en&crid=2JE93GHOBJRN2&qid=1644032759&rnid=419124031&sprefix=60cm+induktion+%2Cappliances%2C236

@kitchencuttingboard thank you so much for researching for us. i <3 bertazzoni and just learned that all electrical cooking appliances that list 220v/240v actually means 50Hz/60Hz, respectively. :shaking raised fist:

now i can buy an orange range!

Anyone have luck buying/installing the Bertazzoni 220/240 V - 50/60 Hz - 43 A induction range in the US?

Maybe the time has finally arrived? :https://www.wayfair.com/appliances/pdp/zline-kitchen-and-bath-zline-24-28-cu-ft-freestanding-induction-range-zlkn4231.html

Today must be 24” induction day! Great find, HU!!

I wonder if we'll see more as folks can get energy credits for them soon! I have convinced my parents to buy induction when the rebates are available, to replace a gas stove and they would love one at their ski condo, but are limited to 24" Honestly, I could manage at my home with a 24", easily.

Chiming in to say I also found the Zline 24-inch option:

https://zlinekitchen.com/range/24-inch-3-burner-stainless-steel-professional-induction-freestanding-range-raind-24

If anyone buys this can they please report back?

Would love to hear any opinions i am about to buy a Zline and some of the reviews i read are not great tho i expect this may be a more realistic venue

fingers crossed

HU, I would love to hear how your experiences with that are in the future. Do let us know, please.

I love love love my 30" ge induction range in my main kitchen, and can't imagine not having induction in my downstairs granny flat / accessory dwelling unit which only has room for a 24" unit. Yeah, I mean 60cm.

Owner reviews of Zline RAIND-24 24" Induction Range

• Home Depot (but read carefully. some reviews are of other sizes or even other products!)
• Amazon