Electrolux is set to use the IFA 2025 event in Berlin to launch what they are describing as an industry first: a 76.2 centimetre Front Control Range Stone-Baked Pizza oven that is capable of 399 degrees Celsius, similar to what the best pizza restaurants are capable of.

Tipped to be launched in Australia next year the new style of Pizza oven can cook a Neapolitan-style pizza in as little as two minutes, this is nearly 200°F hotter than conventional home ovens.

Designed from the ground up to replicate restaurant-quality pizza’s the new oven eliminates the need for an outdoor kitchen pizza oven with the new offering able to be integrated into a home kitchen.

“We saw an opportunity to bring that artisanal experience into the home – integrated into a full-function range without compromising safety, space, or performance,” said Amie Guy, senior vice president of Marketing and Consumer Direct Interaction for Electrolux Group.

The Stone-Baked Pizza Mode accommodates pizzas up to 14 inches in diameter and uses a custom heat shield to maintain safety at high temperatures.

The range includes a 15″ x 15″ pizza stone, a pizza peel, and a temperature probe.

While the pizza function is the headline feature, the appliance offers more than 15 other cooking modes, including Air Fry, Air Sous Vide, Steam Bake, Bread Proof, Dehydrate, Convection Bake, Roast, and Slow Cook.

The range is manufactured in the USA with owners given the option of gas, electric, and induction versions.

The oven also fits into a standard kitchen oven space.

At this stage pricing is set to be close to $4,500 in Australia.

The Company claims that their Stone-Baked Pizza Mode represents the company’s latest attempt to blend specialty cooking capabilities with everyday kitchen functionality.

While high-heat pizza ovens have grown in popularity among enthusiasts, they have typically been limited to dedicated outdoor units.

By bringing similar performance into an all-in-one appliance, Frigidaire is targeting home cooks who want versatility without adding more standalone devices.

A similar Pizza Oven has been rolled out in the USA under the Frigidaire brand by Electrolux.