China’s passenger car exports increase sharply in June while domestic sales decline, according to figures cited by an industry group. The data show passenger car exports rise 80% compared with the same month last year. The reports attribute the export growth mainly to stronger demand for electric vehicles, which are driving overall export performance. At the same time, sales within China drop 26% year-on-year in June, indicating weaker demand or higher competition in the domestic market. The sources describe the pattern as a divergence between overseas demand and domestic sales. While all outlets agree on the direction and the size of the changes—exports up 80% and domestic sales down 26%—they provide limited additional context beyond linking the export rise to EV demand. The figures are presented as part of broader market trends affecting China’s passenger car sector as EVs continue to expand their share in global sales.