Amica Focuses on Cooking for 2025, Harmonizing Ranges and Technologies
Amica is doubling down on its expertise in cooking, making it the central focus of their 2025 product releases, slated for the second quarter.  Leading the charge is the new Black Inox oven range, highlighted by a top-of-the-line multifunction oven (€749).  This model boasts 19 automatic programs, including a “soft steam” cooking option (achieved by adding water to the oven cavity, as it lacks a built-in steam generator).  Joining the oven is a matching microwave with a similar, fully touch-sensitive interface and minimalist design.  The microwave distinguishes itself with automatic door opening and no handle.
This new range showcases Amica’s commitment to a streamlined, minimalist aesthetic, evident in features like the subtly embedded logo.  Beyond aesthetics, Amica is pursuing a broader harmonization of its product lines across Europe. This includes both built-in and freestanding ovens (cookers), aligning them technically and visually.  Several features and accessories previously found only in higher-end models are now becoming standard across the new ranges.  Examples include telescopic rails and the increasingly popular air fry function, complete with a dedicated basket, complementing the standard grills and drip pans.  The cooking probe, traditionally reserved for built-in ovens, is another feature now making its way into the top-tier freestanding models.

Amica plans to launch another range of more premium ovens around April (prices could range from €850 to €999, to be confirmed). It will include a 60 x 60 cm oven combining traditional and microwave cooking functions. The brand also mentions a model equipped with a steam generator, allowing the addition of steam or total steam cooking (from 25 to 100%). Also worth noting among the new products is a 38 cm microwave with a drop-down door, with a capacity of 34 L (compared to 25 L usually for this type of format, the brand specifies).
As for hobs, Amica is also preparing to market several new models, for the second quarter of 2025. Among the brand’s areas of work, we can mention flexible zones or even assistance with use through functions directly offered on the hob with the appropriate temperatures (for boiling or searing, for example). The goal is to help consumers who are not used to induction to use their device more easily. This is certainly not new on the market, but Amica remains faithful to its philosophy of providing smart, practical little extras on a daily basis, while maintaining affordable prices.

Another exciting development in the world of kitchen appliances is the introduction of hobs in various colors. One standout option is a sleek white model (60 cm), perfect for minimalist kitchen designs. At the EspritMeuble show, an anthracite grey hob, made from exquisite Japanese glass, also caught our attention.

In the realm of cooker hoods, Amica is revolutionizing the market with its Gesture Control technology, now accessible across their entire range, including island hoods. This innovation isn’t just about high-tech features—it’s also about making them affordable. For instance, the A+ model (70 cm) is available at an attractive price of €499. Additionally, the technology has been extended to filter units, with prices starting at just €229.