I have the Miele Km6304, don't know if it's available in the Us. I've had it for about a year and really love it. There's a small burner in the back, a big burner in front and on the left side two burners that can adapt to the pot size and can be bridged together. I really like this setup. Initially I chose something with two flex zones but changed my mind because it didn't have conectivity 2.0 ( I also have a Miele hood) - I was sure I was going to regret my decision. But I don't, not one bit! And I don't feel the need for a second flex zone at all, so all was well in the end.

For other models you could try searches which include the following screennames -- (e.g., induction + gardenweb + brand + screenname)

Kaseki likes the Frigidaire cooktop (which he just bought to replace a Kenmore than died at 7 years.)

sjhockeyfan325 got (I think) a 30-inch Bosch and has written extensively about it.

Also, I've seen a few posts on the new GE Cafe/Profile/Monogram models which have various tools and apps which can run through wifi and bluetooth. Not recalling any names, though. Sorry.

I do have a 30-in. Bosch that I love, but the biggest burner is in the back right (which is perfect for me, but not for the OP)

I have a miele 30" and love that the front burner is really large. There is now a flex model and the large burner is still in front.

Don't if it is in your budget. I think there is a GE with a large burner in front too.

I find the Frigidaire (36-inch) to be an acceptable and cost-effective replacement for the previous Kenmore, particularly as it is one of very few induction cooktop models that fits the Kenmore's existing soapstone counter cutout dimensions. My acceptance of the Frigidaire should not be taken as a preference over other makes of induction cooktops if cutout dimensions were not an issue.

This is not intended to be a less than enthusiastic recommendation; I have had no issues with it so far (as of the better part of a year of use).

My real beef is lack of standardization in cutout dimensions. Imagine the uproar if built-in range widths among makes varied from 29 to 33 inches.

kas

Another one here that had a Miele 30" in my beach house and loved everything about it. Highly recommend! As a matter of fact, I have the Thermador 36" in my year round home and can not stand how the controls work.

I have a 36" Bosch. The largest burner is in the center but since it is behind the controls, I find it is a little too far back for me. I wish it was in the front. I would still recommend it.

I have used induction for 5 years (Kenmore slide-in) and I just want to say burner placement is probably the number one thing you should consider. All induction cooktops (high-end or low-end) pretty much cook the same but you are restricted by burner size.

My stove has the larger burners in front and I am so thankful for that. You can sometimes use a smaller pan on a larger burner but almost never a larger pan on a smaller burner.