Which automotive brand first introduced a touchscreen interface in a production vehicle, revolutionizing in-car control systems?

The way we interact with our vehicles has undergone a dramatic transformation over the past few decades. In-vehicle infotainment (IVI) systems have evolved from simple AM/FM radios to sophisticated command centers that integrate navigation, communication, entertainment, and vehicle diagnostics. This poll tests your knowledge about a significant product design milestone in the evolution of in-vehicle interfaces that changed how we interact with automobiles.

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Buick, with the 1986 Riviera's touchscreen CRT interface called the 'Graphic Control Center'
Mercedes-Benz, with the 1998 S-Class COMAND (Cockpit Management and Navigation Display) system
BMW, with the 2001 7 Series iDrive controller and display system
Lexus, with the 1989 LS400's touch-sensitive climate control panel