Oven Price in Pakistan

Oven price list at a glance

• Starting price: Rs. 16,999 for the cheapest oven in stock today.
• Two main kinds: a countertop electric oven (oven toaster) that plugs into a socket, and a built-in oven that fits into a kitchen cabinet.
• Cheapest to dearest: small 20 to 30 litre oven toasters cost the least, and 60 to 76 litre built-in ovens with air fry and touch control cost the most.
• Size by family: about 20 litres for one or two people, 40 litres or more for a family that roasts a whole chicken.
• Warranty: official brand warranty on every oven, from 1 year to 5 years on selected built-in models.
• Delivery: free delivery in Peshawar with any payment method, and free delivery across Pakistan with advance payment, full or partial.

Oven price in Pakistan by type

Decide where the oven will go first. The type sets the price more than anything else. These are today’s in-stock prices.

Oven price in Pakistan by size

Oven size is measured in litres. A 12 inch pizza needs about 30 litres, and a whole chicken on a rotisserie needs about 40 litres.

Oven price in Pakistan by brand

Each brand has its own strength. Tap a brand to see its full range and live prices.

All Best Oven Models & Prices in Pakistan 2026

These are the newest ovens we have in stock, with at least one model from every brand and up to ten in all, latest arrivals first. Tap a model for its full specifications, price history and installment plans.

Baking Oven Price in Pakistan

A baking oven costs Rs. 16,999 to Rs. 209,900 in Pakistan today. A baking oven heats with top and bottom rods and hot air, so cakes rise, bread forms a crust and pizza gets a crisp base.

For home baking, buy at least 30 litres so a standard cake tin or a 12 inch pizza pan fits. If you bake for a big family or sell cakes from home, choose a convection model of 45 litres or more. The fan lets you bake two trays at once and gives an even colour.

Electric Oven Price in Pakistan

An electric oven costs Rs. 16,999 to Rs. 239,900 in Pakistan today. Almost every oven we sell runs on electricity, from small oven toasters to large built-in ovens.

An electric oven holds an exact temperature, which matters most for cakes and biscuits. It also keeps working in winter, when gas pressure drops in many cities. The trade-off is power: a countertop model usually draws about 1,200 to 2,000 watts, and a large built-in oven can draw about 2,500 to 3,500 watts. Plug it into its own wall socket, never an extension board.

Rotisserie oven price for chargha

A rotisserie oven costs Rs. 16,999 to Rs. 219,900. A motor turns a spit through the chicken, so it browns evenly on every side like a chargha from the market. Choose about 40 litres or more for a whole chicken.

Air fryer oven price

An oven with an air fry mode costs Rs. 43,200 to Rs. 239,900. It uses a strong fan to crisp fries, wings and nuggets with very little oil, so you may not need a separate air fryer.

Gas Oven Price in Pakistan

A gas oven or a dual fuel electric and gas oven costs Rs. 55,200 to Rs. 75,000 in Pakistan today. Gas usually costs less to run than electricity, so a gas oven makes sense where your gas pressure is steady.

The problem is winter. In Peshawar and many other cities, gas load-shedding and low pressure make gas baking unreliable from December to February. A dual fuel oven solves that: bake on gas when it is available and switch to electric when it is not.

Built-in Oven Price in Pakistan

A built-in oven costs Rs. 55,200 to Rs. 239,900 in Pakistan today. It fits into a kitchen cabinet at eye level or under a kitchen hob , and gives you a bigger cavity, more cooking modes and a neat fitted look.

Most built-in ovens are about 60 cm wide and hold 56 to 76 litres. Before you order, ask your carpenter to check the cut-out size in the manual and leave space for air behind the oven. A large built-in oven also needs a proper electrical circuit, or a gas connection for dual fuel models.

How to choose the right oven, step by step

1. Countertop or built-in. If you rent, or your kitchen has no fitted cabinets, buy a countertop oven toaster. If you are building or renovating a kitchen, plan a built-in oven.
2. Pick the size. About 20 to 25 litres for one or two people, 30 to 42 litres for a small family, and 45 litres or more for regular family baking.
3. Electric, gas or both. Electric bakes most evenly. Gas is cheaper to run when pressure is good. Dual fuel covers winter gas cuts.
4. Choose the functions you will use. Convection for cakes, a rotisserie for chargha, a grill for tikka, and air fry if you want crisp food with little oil.
5. Check your power. Make sure the socket and wiring can take the oven’s wattage, especially for a large built-in model.
6. Set your budget. Compare the tables above, then check each model’s price history before you order.

Oven or microwave: which do you need?

Buy an oven if you want to bake, grill and roast. Buy a microwave if you mainly reheat food and make tea. A microwave heats the water inside food, so it reheats fast but does not brown a cake or crisp a pizza base. An electric oven, often called an OTG (oven, toaster, griller), heats with glowing rods and hot air, which gives a cake its rise and golden top. A convection microwave can bake too, but in a smaller space. For reheating, see our microwave oven prices.

Oven electricity use, UPS and solar

An oven uses its full wattage only while the rods heat. Once it reaches the set temperature, the thermostat switches the rods on and off to hold it. A 2,000 watt oven baking for an hour therefore usually uses about 1 to 1.5 units, not a full 2 units.

Ovens are heavy loads for a home UPS, so most UPS units cannot run one. On solar, a 1,500 to 2,000 watt countertop oven usually runs well on a 3 kW or larger inverter around midday, as long as the iron, water pump and other heavy loads are switched off. During load-shedding evenings, bake before the power goes or wait until it returns.

Baking tips for a new oven

• Preheat first: heat the oven for 10 to 15 minutes so the cake rises evenly.
• Use the middle shelf: it suits most baking. The top shelf browns and grills.
• Lower the temperature with convection: most recipes need about 10 to 20°C less when the fan is on.
• Keep the door shut: opening it early is the most common reason a cake sinks in the middle.
• Cake burning underneath: move it up a shelf, or put an empty tray on the shelf below.
• Clean while warm: wipe spills once the oven has cooled a little, so they do not bake on.

Which is the best oven in Pakistan?

The best oven in Pakistan is the one that fits your kitchen and the way you cook. For most homes, a 40 to 55 litre countertop oven with convection and a rotisserie bakes cakes, roasts chargha and grills tikka at a fair price. Dawlance, National Distributor and Signature are good places to start for that.

For a fitted kitchen, Signature offers the widest built-in choice, from simple six-function ovens to models with air fry and touch control, and several list a longer warranty. Haier and NasGas are solid built-in options, and NasGas also offers electric and gas models for homes that want gas backup. Whatever you choose, the right size and a proper socket matter more than the logo.

Orient oven price in Pakistan

We list Orient in our microwave range rather than among baking ovens. Compare Orient microwave oven prices there, or use the brand table above if you want a true baking oven.

Buying an oven from AYS Online

Every oven we sell is 100% original and carries the official manufacturer warranty, valid across Pakistan. You get free delivery in Peshawar with any payment method, and free delivery across Pakistan with advance payment, full or partial. You can pay in monthly installments with zero down payment on a Bank Alfalah, JS Bank or MCB card, and installation support is available on selected products, which helps with built-in ovens.

AYS has sold home appliances in Peshawar since 1956 and runs 17 showrooms in the city. Our prices are updated daily, and every product page shows its price history. We run seasonal offers often, and if you pay upfront or in cash we can usually beat the listed price. Call or WhatsApp 0333-5652643 before you order.