Copper Released Upgraded Charlie Induction Range
The new model, manufactured by Miele, features enhanced broiler power and dual-voltage compatibility.
Updated on Sept. 24, 2026 in Appliances
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Copper has released an upgraded version of its Charlie induction range, which now boasts a 3,000-watt broiler and faster preheating times. This new unit is compatible with both 120 and 240-volt electrical outlets.
Why it matters
The company partnered with Miele to handle manufacturing at an Alabama facility, aiming to improve overall production quality and reliability for the line. This update introduces significant performance improvements over the original range debuted earlier this year.
The new range starts at $6,799 for the stainless steel model and $7,199 for the walnut version, reflecting an $800 price increase over the original model. Each unit features 3kW induction burner zones.
The players
Copper
An appliance manufacturer known for high-end induction kitchen technology.
Miele
A premium appliance manufacturer that produces ovens and ranges with a focus on long-term durability and engineering.
The details
The stove utilizes a dual-voltage design, allowing homeowners to install it using either 120 or 240-volt circuits. Manufacturing is now managed by Miele, a longtime producer of premium household appliances, at its dedicated factory in Alabama. The burner zones provide 3kW of power, consistent with high-performance induction cooking standards.
Timeline
The original Charlie induction range debuted in January 2025.
The new upgraded Charlie induction range was released on September 24, 2026.
The Home Front
This release follows standard appliance industry cycles where manufacturers refine initial product launches based on early performance feedback. The shift to a dedicated manufacturing partnership mirrors broader trends in the luxury kitchen market toward increasing supply chain reliability.
If you are in the market for a high-end range, check your kitchen's available voltage to confirm if a 120 or 240-volt outlet is currently in place for your cooktop. You can view the new units in person at select Royal Green showrooms in New York and New Jersey.
The takeaway
The latest Charlie range offers a measurable upgrade in preheat speed and broiler intensity for homeowners seeking high-performance induction. Interested buyers should compare the $800 price premium against their specific kitchen power requirements and layout needs.
Further reading
To learn more about current induction technology and features, visit the Appliances section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Engadget.
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