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Transportation systems play an important role in this modern era. At the same time, it accounts for about 27% of CO2 emissions. Carbon emissions are very important because they increase global warming to alarming levels. Global warming causes drastic changes in climate and threatens human life. Burning fossil fuels is a major source of carbon emissions. The world is currently transitioning to electric mobility to reduce emissions from non-renewable fossil fuel vehicles. Thus the electric car was born. Electric vehicles are the best alternative to traditional transportation systems. Electric vehicles are nearly emission-free and are growing in popularity around the world. For electric vehicles, charging batteries via chargers and cables is expensive, dangerous and impractical. Also, the downside of cable charging technology is that you have to wait hours at a charging station. Wireless charging now makes it possible to charge a vehicle simply by parking it in a parking lot, or to charge an electric vehicle while driving. You can further reduce your electric bill by charging in-house with renewable energy such as solar panels. Therefore, the annual cost of operating an electric vehicle is lower. Despite the many benefits, electric vehicle users face major challenges when charging due to lack of infrastructure. Wireless energy transfer can be implemented as static and dynamic charging systems. To overcome these difficulties, this article presents how electric vehicles are charged at charging stations and how charging methods are being developed.