This paper presents a electric vehicles (EVs) continues to rise, the sustainability of their charging infrastructure becomes crucial. This paper presents a comprehensive assessment of hybrid-powered EV charging stations, integrating renewable energy sources with conventional grid power. The primary objectives include evaluating the environmental impact, economic viability, and social implications of such hybrid systems. The proposed methodology involves a multi-faceted approach, combining life cycle assessments, economic modeling, and stakeholder analysis. Environmental impacts, including carbon emissions and resource depletion, are quantified to assess the ecological footprint of hybrid charging stations compared to traditional counterparts. Economic models incorporate initial investment costs, operational expenses, and potential revenue streams to determine the financial sustainability of these hybrid solutions. The social dimensions, considering factors such as accessibility, community engagement, and job creation associated with hybrid EV charging stations. The findings aim to guide policymakers, industry stakeholders, and urban planners in making informed decisions towards a more sustainable and resilient future for EV infrastructure