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The quick demand for electric vehicles (EVs) results in the development of effective, environmentally friendly, and user-friendly charging infrastructure necessary. This study investigates the design and optimization of an EV wireless rapid charging system that uses solar electricity and state-of-the-art wireless power transfer (WPT) technology. Photovoltaic (PV) panels serve as the main energy source in the suggested system, which also includes a high-frequency inductive coupling for wireless charging and an effective power management unit. To improve system performance, a multi-layered optimization technique is used, with a particular emphasis on three important areas: overall system reliability, wireless transmission efficacy, and solar energy harvesting efficiency. Energy conversion efficiency, charging time, system losses, and operating cost are examples of key performance metrics. The findings show that the suggested system can achieve high energy efficiency while lowering reliance on grid electricity with the right optimization, supporting green transportation alternatives. The system's wireless nature also improves user convenience and safety, which makes it appropriate for installation at highway charging stations and smart cities.