Turns out that Jeep hasn’t forgotten about the U.S. market when it comes to all-electric EVs.

More than a year after the surprising decision from Jeep to make its first-ever fully-electric vehicle exclusive to Europe, the automaker officially announced its debut EV for American customers called the Wagoneer S.

As the first Jeep EV available in the U.S., the Wagoneer S will be an all-terrain beast. Jeep didn’t reveal many specs yet, but says the EV will go from 0 to 60 mph in around 3.5 seconds and pack 600 horsepower. Even more impressive, Jeep previously said that it’s targeting a 400-mile range for this massive SUV.

A day before pre-orders for Apple Vision Pro go up in the U.S. on January 19, Apple invited me to try the $3,500 “spatial computer” headset again for the fourth time since it was announced at WWDC last June. I also got a few photos of myself wearing Vision Pro (the first time the company has allowed me to see what I look like with it strapped to my face).

Like my previous three Vision Pro demos (one at WWDC and two sessions for spatial videos) the session was around 30 minutes. It went by really quickly and I experienced a whole lot of visionOS. Some of the stuff I’ve seen before; other parts were new, like using Siri, dictation, typing on the virtual keyboard, and seeing EyeSight (though, it was on another person).