—In India, the power zone is currently the biggest carbon emitter, and the transport area is the fastestgrowing carbon emitter. This paper introduces a model of solar-power-driven charging stations for electric vehicles to diminish issues encountered in India's solar energy usage processes and to deal with the growing power demand for electrical automobiles in the forthcoming future. This study applies the projected model to Mumbai City to verify its specialized and budgetary feasibleness. Our dependence on nonrenewable energy is intensely weakened for one combined use of solar radiation and Electrical Automobile charging. In this paper, a solar charger for an electrical vehicle is created and refined. A dc-dc boost converter is engaged to boost the solar panel power to station battery-generated power to enhance the output from the photovoltaic cell. A buck converter is used to step down the station battery voltage to electric automobile battery potential. The constant power and fixed current forms of loading are used to charge the vehicle battery.
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