Who makes KitchenAid stoves is Whirlpool Corporation, which owns KitchenAid brand, with KitchenAid stoves designed by Whirlpool engineers and manufactured in Whirlpool factories located in United States, primarily in Cleveland, Tennessee plant for ranges and wall ovens, and other Whirlpool facilities. Whirlpool Corporation is American multinational headquartered in Benton Harbor, Michigan, owning brands Whirlpool, KitchenAid, Maytag, JennAir, and Amana. KitchenAid stoves include freestanding, slide in, and commercial style ranges in gas, electric, and dual fuel, sharing some components with Whirlpool and JennAir ranges but with premium features and styling. KitchenAid stoves are manufactured in US factories with some globally sourced components, benefiting from Whirlpool's extensive service network and parts availability. So KitchenAid stoves are made by Whirlpool Corporation in its US factories, with brand KitchenAid being premium line offering professional style handles, PrintShield finish, and Even-Heat convection, while being American made by Whirlpool with quality control from parent company.
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