Wireless electric vehicle (EV) charging, also known as inductive charging, is a way to charge electric vehicles without needing to plug them into a wall socket or charging station. Instead of using a cable, it uses electromagnetic fields (EMF) to transfer power from a charging pad on the ground to a receiver on the vehicle. An induction coil in the vehicle converts EMF into an electrical current to charge the battery. In addition to stationary charging of parked vehicles, the technology opens up new avenues for dynamic EV charging, further enhancing the technology's appeal for a sustainable future in transportation. It is utilized by a wide range of users including commercial fleets, companies with corporate sustainability goals, electric vehicle owners etc. and provides automatic charging, and is efficient over wired charging systems.