  Quantum battery is an emerging subject in the field of quantum
thermodynamics, which is applied to charge, store and dispatch energy in
quantum systems. In this work, we propose a fast and stable charging protocol
based on the adiabatic evolution for the dark state of a three-level quantum
battery. It combines the conventional stimulated Raman adiabatic passage
(STIRAP) and the quantum transitionless driving technique. The charging process
can be accelerated up to nearly one order in magnitude even under constraint of
the strength of counter-diabatic driving. To perform the charging protocol in
the Rydberg atomic system as a typical platform for STIRAP, the prerequisite
driving pulses are modified to avoid the constraint of the forbidden
transition. Moreover, our protocol is found to be more robust against the
environmental dissipation and dephasing than the conventional STIRAP.
