Question · Thematic ETFs

Is there a lithium and battery metals ETF?

Yes.

ETFIQ covers 5 lithium and battery metals ETFs as of Oct 20, 2026. The largest is LIT at $1.4bn. The cheapest is ILIT at 0.47%.

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How much of a lithium and battery metals fund is already in the S&P 500 decides how much of it is new exposure. Across these 5 funds the median is 8.3% of the weight. The rest is what you are buying that an index fund does not already hold.

Concentration is the other thing to read. The median lithium and battery metals ETF here holds 51.9% of its weight in its top ten positions. That is what a theme fund does: it buys a shortlist, not a market.

ETFIQ files a fund under a theme editorially, from what the fund holds rather than from its name, and every figure on this page is the one its lithium and battery metals hub prints.

On ETFIQ today

On ETFIQ today
TickerFundIssuerNet assetsFeeIn the S&P 500
LITGlobal X Lithium & Battery Tech ETFGlobal X$1.4bn0.75%8.3%
BATTAmplify Lithium & Battery Technology ETFAmplify$103m0.59%16.8%
LITPSprott Lithium Miners ETFSprott$27m0.65%11.0%
ILITiShares Lithium Miners and Producers ETFiShares$11m0.47%8.2%
IONProShares S&P Global Core Battery Metals ETFProShares$10m0.58%3.1%
Answered from ETFIQ data as of Oct 20, 2026.
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