Yes, if the kitchen can provide the electrical supply required by the chosen induction appliance. The outlet used by a gas stove may not suit an induction range. Have an electrician review the model’s installation instructions, panel capacity, wiring route and circuit requirements before ordering. A qualified professional should also disconnect and safely cap the unused gas connection.
Confirm the appliance’s dimensions and clearances before finalising cabinets or a countertop cutout. Check your cookware too, because induction requires compatible magnetic cookware. These decisions belong in the kitchen renovation plan, while electrical and gas work can still be coordinated with the layout. Costs depend on the appliance and the work your home needs, so request a project-specific assessment rather than assuming the change is a simple swap.