This report delves into the crucial intersection of battery technology and wireless charging systems within the electric vehicle (EV) sector. It defines the significance of EVs in the context of environmental sustainability and energy efficiency, contrasting them with traditional internal combustion engines and highlighting the flexibility challenges associated with EV charging. The report explores the benefits of wireless power transfer (WPT), including its cost-effectiveness, convenience, and potential to eliminate charging hazards. It examines key themes such as dynamic charging, contactless power transfer, and inductive power transfer, explaining the principles and applications of each. The report addresses the question of how wireless charging and batteries can be used in EVs, presenting findings on the efficiency, ease of use, and convenience of dynamic charging. It also discusses the role of WPT in the automotive industry, emphasizing its customer-centric benefits and the move away from complex wired charging systems. Furthermore, the report includes a literature review that analyzes various research papers related to wireless charging and battery technologies, offering insights into the current state of the art and identifying gaps for future research.