Exchange-traded funds focused on electric vehicles are becoming increasingly popular as interest in the industry continues to grow. These ETFs provide a variety of ways to invest in the industry, providing exposure to companies such as Tesla, semiconductor company Nvidia and global stocks such as Warren Buffett-backed Chinese automaker BYD. Given the large number of EV-related ETFs available, CNBC Pro has taken pains to narrow down the list, identifying ETFs that analysts expect will rise by more than 30% over the next year. The funds in the table above have risen more than 18% on average this year, although this stellar performance comes after sliding more than 38% in 2022. Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure ETF Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure ETF (ELEC) by hanETF is expected to rise 60.8% in the following year, according to a weighted average of the price targets of constituent stock analysts compiled by FactSet. The ETF, which tracks the Solactive Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Index, is traded on the London Stock Exchange, Italy’s Borsa Italiana, and Germany’s Xetra and Gettex exchanges. ChargePoint, which operates the largest network of electric vehicle charging stations in North America and Europe, was the largest fund holder as of Feb. 21, according to FactSet. Analysts expect this stock to rise only 47% in the next year. iShares Self-driving EV & Tech ETF Analysts expect the iShares Self-driving EV & Tech ETF ( IDRV ) to rise 33.9% over the next 12 months. It is now up 20% so far this year. Although trading on the NYSE, the fund’s holdings are diversified globally. For example, France’s Renault is the ETF’s largest shareholder with 4.9% of total assets. iShares BlackRock said the fund focuses on electric vehicles and self-driving car technology and seeks “long-term growth with access to companies that can shape the future of the global economy.” Other ETFs Hong Kong-listed Global X China Electric Vehicle and Battery ETF, and US-listed Amplify Lithium & Battery Technology ETF and Global X Lithium & Battery Tech ETF not only invest in electric vehicle manufacturers but also focus on existing companies in relation to lithium production. batteries and earlier stages of the supply chain, such as miners and refiners. Meanwhile, the Fidelity Electric Vehicles and Future Transportation ETF charges 0.35% annually, the lowest among funds analyzed by CNBC Pro. The largest holding in the ETF is Tesla with 4.5% of total assets. The Global X Autonomous & Electric Vehicles ETF was not included in the analysis due to a lack of price target data in FactSet.