Panasonic Cooking's New Built-In Kitchen Appliances Bring "Harmonious Design, Inspired Cooking" into Malaysian Homes
Rooted in the belief that the kitchen is the heart of the home, Panasonic Cooking's new range introduces a harmonious design language paired with intuitive cooking solutions, offering a kitchen experience that elevates your lifestyle and brings the joy of cooking — whether you're cooking for yourself or for the family.
"Harmonious Design" in today's homes goes beyond aesthetics. It's about creating a sense of balance and cohesion, connecting your lifestyle to a calmer, more intentional way of living. By seamlessly integrating appliances into the living space, Panasonic helps homeowners create kitchens that are not only beautiful and functional but also promote wellbeing. Whether you're a new homeowner, part of a growing family, or simply looking to embrace healthier cooking habits or open-concept entertaining, the range offers thoughtful, user-friendly solutions for every lifestyle, with options from entry-level to advanced, at accessible price points.
"At Panasonic, we strive to deliver harmonious design that elevates living spaces to our customers. We believe a well-designed kitchen should do more than look good. It should support your lifestyle, wellbeing, and create opportunities for meaningful connection. Our built-in kitchen solutions are thoughtfully crafted to inspire everyday cooking and make shared moments more effortless," said Keisuke Nishida, Managing Director of Panasonic Malaysia.
"Guided by our 'Inspired by Japan' philosophy, the new Built-In Kitchen Range reflects Japan Quality through precision engineering, refined design, and lasting reliability by delivering innovative, user-friendly appliances that elevate modern living for Malaysian households. More importantly, it empowers healthier living and food culture by making it easier to prepare delicious and nutritious meals at home, while simplifying complex cooking processes. This reflects our commitment to Nutritional Wellbeing, a key pillar under our 'Create Today. Enrich Tomorrow.' corporate vision," added Nishida.
The range includes a full suite of high-performance kitchen appliances including high-suction hoods, ceramic and induction hobs, and spacious built-in ovens, all designed with harmonious aesthetics and intuitive interfaces that create a seamless cooking environment. Most products will be available beginning June 2025, with select models launching in August and October.
High-Performance Hoods: Power Meets Elegance
The Side Suction Hood features a powerful 1,550 m³/h suction capability, a self-cleaning function with a dry mechanism, and an auto-opening flipper (70°) for efficient smoke and grease removal. Its sleek black glass design, gesture control, and large oil collector ensure both ease of use and minimal maintenance.
The T-Shape Hood, on the other hand, offers 1,450 m³/h suction power with versatile installation options (ducted or recirculating), a 90cm-wide tempered, full-flat glass surface, 5-layer easy-clean metal filters, and a slim control panel, perfect for modern open-kitchen concepts.
The Telescopic Hood, available in August, is a discreet yet effective solution that fits seamlessly into cabinetry. Measuring 60cm in width, it delivers a 750 m³/h suction capacity powered by a high-efficiency BLDC motor. With a 4-layer metal filter and responsive touch controls, it's built for performance and adaptability in compact kitchens.
Topping the range is the T-Shape Hood with Self-Cleaning, arriving in October. It combines powerful 1,800 m³/h suction with advanced gesture and touch control technology. Its rose gold accents, bevelled edges, and dry self-cleaning function embody the collection's theme of harmonious design that brings together style, innovation, and effortless maintenance.
Induction & Ceramic Hobs: Sleek Control, Safe Cooking
The Entry IH Hob delivers reliable everyday performance with 3,500W total power and 2,000W high power per zone. It features a sleek slider touch control, residual heat indicator, and essential safety functions such as cookware detection, auto-off, and overheat prevention — all built into a tempered, full-flat glass surface for a minimalist look and easy maintenance.
For those who need greater flexibility, the Advance IH Hob includes 2,200W high power zones with a wider 220mm cooking area, four convenient preset modes, overspill alert, flexible zone off timers, and intuitive gesture and touch controls for a seamless cooking experience.
For smaller or minimalist kitchen layouts, the Domino Ceramic Hob, available in August, offers compact power and precision. At just 28.8cm wide, it delivers a total of 3,000W across two cooking zones (1,800W and 1,200W), and includes key safety features such as auto shut-off, overheat prevention, and residual heat indicators that are ideal for streamlined, efficient cooking.
Built-In Ovens: Versatility and Precision
Complementing the hobs are two 78L built-in ovens designed for precision and convenience. The Catalytic Cleaning Oven delivers 2,900W of power across 12 cooking functions, a full temperature range of 30–250°C, triple-glazed doors with low-e glass for improved insulation, and an enamel-coated interior for easy cleaning. The Basic Oven offers 2,300W of power with 8 essential cooking functions, a wide temperature range of 50–250°C, and five telescopic shelf levels to support multi-dish cooking.
This range marks a shift from conventional kitchen setups to a thoughtfully integrated and design-forward concept. With seamless form, practical features, and elevated performance, Panasonic's Built-In Kitchen Range transforms kitchens into spaces that support creativity, connection, and everyday efficiency.
The Panasonic Built-In Kitchen Range started rolling out in June 2025, with select models launching in August and October. Please check with Panasonic's authorised dealers and Panasonic Malaysia online store for specific model availability.
For more information on Panasonic's new Built-in Kitchen solutions, please visit https://www.panasonic.com/my/consumer/kitchen-appliance/built-in-appliance/built-in-kitchen-solutions.html
Built-in Hob - https://www.panasonic.com/my/consumer/kitchen-appliance/built-in-appliance/built-in-hob.html
Built-in Hood - https://www.panasonic.com/my/consumer/kitchen-appliance/built-in-appliance/built-in-hood.html
Built-In Oven - https://www.panasonic.com/my/consumer/kitchen-appliance/built-in-appliance/built-in-oven.html
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