The identity of the mutilated remains discovered in singer D4vd’s Tesla has been established.

Last Monday, the 20-year-old pop star’s impounded Tesla was discovered to have a decaying body within its trunk.

After hearing complaints of a bad smell emanating from the car, Los Angeles Police Department officers made the sobering discovery.

According to TMZ, the victim has now been identified by the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner.ABC 7 Los Angeles reported on Tuesday that the body was that of a teenage girl who was between the ages of 14 and 15.

Authorities are unable to make the deceased’s name public since the lawful next of kin has not yet been informed.

The victim was described by police as a 5’1″ woman weighing 71 pounds, with black hair and a tattoo that said “Shhh…” on her right index finger.

Following complaints of an unpleasant smell, police found the body in the trunk of the seized car.

She was discovered sporting a black pair of leggings, a tube top, a metal stud earring, and a metal bracelet shaped like the letter W, according to TMZ.

D4vd, whose real name is David Anthony Burke, was later told by police that his Tesla was in an impound lot under horrific conditions.

“D4vd has been informed about what’s happened,” a spokesperson for the singer told NBC Los Angeles at the time. “And although he is still on tour, he is fully cooperating with the authorities.”

The artist, who is well-known for songs like “Here with Me” and “Romantic Homicide,” may have lent his Tesla to someone, but it’s unknown if it was stolen.

According to the police, the body was placed in a bag inside the car’s front trunk after it had been at the impound yard for a few days.

ABC 7 was able to record police around the vehicle before it was taken away.

Before it ended up at the impound yard, it had been abandoned in the Hollywood Hills and had Texas plates.

D4vd is now on a global tour, with stops scheduled for next month around Europe.

After his Coachella debut earlier this year, he made a musical guest appearance on Stephen Colbert’s The Late Show.

The hitmaker promoted the deluxe edition of his first album, Withered, just days before he was connected to the abandoned Tesla.

He wrote to his 2.1 million Instagram followers on September 7, “Withered Deluxe: Marcescence OUT SEPTEMBER 19TH!!!”

The music artist added, “every song written exclusively by me on my phone baby, this is a passion project i put together to make sure i didn’t lose the raw emotional weight my music carries and how much it means to u all.” 

“Thank you to all the friends who collaborated with me on this. everyone ATE THEIR VERSES UP .”

Since then, he hasn’t shared anything on his Instagram grid.