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China's booming car exports are being driven more by weak domestic demand and overcapacity than by superior global competitiveness.

Chinese passenger-car exports jumped roughly 78% year-on-year in August while domestic sales fell almost 24%. The claim asks whether China's export surge reflects highly competitive products or manufacturers being forced overseas by a saturated domestic market.

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