In lithium-ion (li-ion) battery charging process, multistage constant-current (MSCC) charging can effectively increase the charging capacity with less charging time compared with the conventional constant current-to-constant voltage (CC-to-CV) charging in wired charging. This paper proposes and designs a MSCC charging strategy for the wireless power transfer system. By using the LCC-S compensation topology for the inductive power transfer (IPT) converter, the current gain is designed with mathematical derivation to achieve load-independent current output with zero phase angle (ZPA) according to the MSCC charging pattern. Phase-shift modulation (PSM) is adopted to control the input DC-link of the WPT system to achieve different current outputs according to different CC stages. Finally, the charging system is simulated to verify the correctness of the design and the feasibility of the proposed WPT system with MSCC charging. The maximum efficiency of the system is 92.4% and the time-averaged efficiency is 91.3%.