A more awful UX for a multi-ton driving machine, I cannot imagine.

Is that a concept or a real shipping vehicle?

Oh god. It's the Cadillac from the article.

Brutal. Operating these controls seems equivalent/worse for eyes-on-the-road than texting while driving.

That is obscene and should be illegal for car manufacturers to build and sell that in the US (or World).

I was being facetious, I of course read the "article" before commenting. Only the first paragraph was actually about this particular vehicle model, the others went on random tangents about GM/Tesla business direction and Apple sales data.

The large pillar-to-pillar screen is pretty cool but the text doesn't specify whether it's touch or not. Squinting at the image a bit, pretty obvious that it is. Same for the center console.

I suppose it's a given that all screens have to be touchable now. Such a drag, input challenge is dangerous when hurtling down the highway. Prefer to have physical controls I can grab onto.