Distressing video shows Lamborghini in flames after NYC crash leaves woman, 21, dead

A Lamborghini erupted into a ball of flames when the driver, who was fleeing from cops, crashed in upper Manhattan — leaving his 21-year-old passenger dead, police said Tuesday

Tiana Rodriguez, of the Bronx, died in the fiery wreck in Inwood on Monday night, cops said.

The young woman was riding in the sporty luxury SUV when the driver, a 22-year-old man, ran a red light shortly after 10 p.m., according to police sources.

NYPD officers put their lights on to pull over the driver, but he took off, cops said.

The speeding motorist zoomed north on Tenth Avenue with cops hot on his trail, police said.

He eventually slammed into a silver Hyundai Elantra that was attempting to make a left turn onto West 213th Street, according to cops.

The out-of-control Lamborghini then veered left, striking the pillar of an above-ground subway track, police said.

Responding officers were able to pull the 22-year-old man out of the vehicle before the SUV eventually erupted into flames with its passenger still inside, police said.

Video captured the massive blaze caused by the crash, and what appeared to be bright green wreckage from the scorched Italian sports car.

At one point the footage, shot on a cellphone, shows the 1 train arriving on the above-ground track– passing over the flaming Lamborghini below.

The driver of the Lamborghini was taken to Harlem hospital in critical condition, according to police.

His passenger was pronounced dead by EMS, the NYPD said.

The driver of Hyundai, a 37-year-old man, was taken to Harlem hospital in stable condition.

Police have not released the names of the two drivers.

The Lamborghini driver was taken into custody, cops said, but had not been charged by Tuesday.

The investigation was ongoing.