This 76DXG Electrolux cooker with glass top or Fogão Celebrate Glass Duplo Forno as they call it in Brazil, is the first double oven stove with a glass top developed and manufactured in Brazil. The stove is easy to use and clean. It features 5-burner range top including a triple-flame burner, full glass front door, individual grids, a dual-voltage electric grill, super automatic ignition and a timer. Brushed stainless steel finish.

The new Bosch cooktop is the three-burner space-saving gas hob characterised by a truly purist design. The stainless steel gas hob has been engineered with a white edging that seamlessly blends into the respective worktop in a very unobtrusive way. Bosch designers gave the cooktop narrow depth and ergonomically arranged the three gas burners to facilitate the simultaneous use of all three for easy handling. This optimised design approach is additionally underlined by the cast iron pan supports, which can be positioned separately, and conveniently located control knobs, which let you easily manipulate this hob. Excellent Bosch cooktop for small spaces.

The latest cooktops comes from Dacor, Preference Style 30″ and 36″ Renaissance Series gas cooktops. Made with professional grade features, these cooktops offer excellent cooking capabilities with four and five burners respectively. The 30″ gas cooktop has three dual-stacked sealed burners - two with 9,500 BTU each, one with 12,500 BTU and one SimmerSear burner with 650 to 15,000 BTU range, while the 36″ Renaissance cooktop offers an additional SimmerSear burner with 750 to 18,000 BTU range.Dacor exclusive bead-blasted finish on the spill tray and sealed burners make cleaning easy. Other features are SimmerSafe indicator lights, Perma-Flame automatic re-ignition, Smart Flame technology, protected ignitors and brass valves.

30″ and 36″ Renaissance Series gas cooktops should be available in stainless steel and black finishes in July.

Fagor revealed five new induction cooktops , the line now offers a 12″, a 30″ and a 36″ cooktop with stylish stainless steel trim as well as trimless 30″ and 36″ models with a beveled front. The 12″ induction cooktop presents the opportunity to add and test a new technology to your current kitchen as well as combine technologies such as induction and gas to offer maximum versatility. The slim, trimless 30″ and 36″ cooktops have a new space saving casing, only 2 13/16″ in height that provide more cabinet storage space. The new beveled front also provides a sleek flush fit to the countertop design.

Power varies from 50 watts to 3.6 kW for a premium cooking performance. Prices for the new beveled models are $1,100 for the 12″, $1,800 for the 30″ and $2,300 for the 36″ cooktop. The Fagor 30″ and 36″ induction cooktops with stainless steel trim are priced at $1,900 and $2,400 respectively.