China reports a sharp increase in passenger car exports in June, while sales at home decline. According to figures cited from an industry group, passenger car exports rise 80% year-on-year in June. Multiple outlets attribute the export growth largely to stronger overseas demand for electric vehicles, which they say is driving sales abroad. At the same time, domestic passenger car sales fall 26% compared with the previous year, indicating weaker demand in China’s home market. The reporting aligns on the size of both changes—an 80% increase in exports and a 26% decline in domestic sales—and frames the contrast as part of a broader shift in where Chinese carmakers are finding buyers. While the sources focus on EV demand as the key export driver, they do not provide additional breakdowns by country or model in the excerpts provided. Overall, the coverage presents June as a month of expanding export volumes alongside a simultaneous downturn in the domestic market.