Organic Solar Cells (OSCs) have reached an outstanding certified power conversion efficiency (PCE) of over 19% in single junction and 20% in tandem architecture design. Such high PCEs have emerged with outstanding Y-shaped Y6 non-fullerene acceptor (NFA), together with PM6 electron donor polymers. With PCEs on the rise for small-area OSCs; large-area OSC sub-modules still lack in achieving such high PCEs, and the highest certified PCE reported so far is ~12% having an area of 58 cm2. To fabricate efficient large-area OSCs, new custom-designed NFAs for large-area are imminent along with the improvements in the sub-module fabrication platforms. Moreover, the search for stable yet efficient OSCs is still in progress. In this review, the progress of small-area OSCs has been presented with reference to the advancement in the chemical structure of NFAs and donor polymers. Lastly, the life-cycle assessment of OSCs has been presented and the energy payback time of the efficient and stable OSCs has been discussed and finally, an outlook for the OSCs is given.