Yes, Electrolux is considered high end to premium brand in appliance market, positioned as upscale brand above Frigidaire and comparable to Bosch and KitchenAid, though not ultra-luxury like Miele or Sub-Zero. Electrolux is Swedish company founded in 1919 in Stockholm, Sweden, with Electrolux brand being premium line of Electrolux AB which also owns Frigidaire as budget line, so Electrolux brand is marketed as high end with higher prices, better materials, and advanced features. Electrolux appliances feature professional-style design, stainless steel interiors in dishwashers, excellent cleaning performance, quiet operation at 44 decibels, and features like Air Sous Vide in ovens and luxury refrigerators with soft-close doors, targeting affluent buyers with prices 30 to 50 percent higher than Frigidaire and 20 percent higher than Whirlpool. In North America, Electrolux is considered high end mid-premium, sold at Best Buy, Home Depot, and specialty appliance stores, competing with Bosch, KitchenAid, and Cafe brands. However, true high end ultra-luxury brands include Miele, Thermador, Viking, and Sub-Zero that cost 2 to 3 times more with commercial-grade build and 20 year lifespan, while Electrolux is high end for mainstream premium but not ultra-luxury, offering good balance of premium features and value. So Electrolux is high end premium brand, above Frigidaire value line, with Scandinavian design and good performance, considered high end for most consumers but not top ultra-luxury tier.
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