The usage of solar panels and charging stations for electric vehicles (EVs) significantly reduces our reliance on fossil fuels. This study presents the design and development of a solar-powered charger for EVs. The station's battery voltage is increased from the solar panels' voltage using a dc-dc boost converter, and the panels' output is maximised by Maximum Power Point Tracking (MPPT). Using a buck converter, the voltage from the charging station is reduced to the level required by the electric car. Both consistent voltage and steady current charging procedures are used to keep up with the vehicle's battery. Using MATLAB and its SIMULINK environment, a thorough simulation analysis of the system is performed.