The Maytag range model PER5750QAW does not have an induction stovetop. The Maytag PER5750QAW is a freestanding electric range that features a traditional radiant glass-ceramic cooktop, not an induction cooktop. The radiant glass-ceramic cooktop uses electric elements beneath the smooth glass surface to generate heat. When you turn on a specific burner, the electric element heats up, and the heat is transferred to the cookware placed on the glass surface. The cooktop's smooth surface makes it easy to clean and provides a sleek appearance. On the other hand, induction cooktops use electromagnetic fields to directly heat up the cookware rather than the cooktop surface itself. Induction technology is known for its precise and fast heating capabilities, energy efficiency, and safety features. However, it requires the use of induction-compatible cookware that can respond to magnetic fields. If you are specifically looking for an induction cooktop, the Maytag PER5750QAW may not meet your requirements, as it comes with a radiant glass-ceramic cooktop. If you want an induction range, you should consider other Maytag models that specifically mention "induction" in their product description or model name. As manufacturers continuously update their product lines, it's always a good idea to double-check the most recent product information by visiting Maytag's official website or contacting their customer support for the latest updates and details on specific models.