What year/model? If it's a 453 the battery is under the front hood. Earlier models have the battery under the floor in the passenger compartment. There are no external connections to jump start the car. 
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"..one of those things that you put in your charger thing." isn't much detail. If you are thinking you could charge through the 12v outlet, the car has to be on for that outlet to work.
You can unlock the the car. Emergency key slot under drivers side door handle. My wife ran the battery down once. Left the head lamps on. I used the key slot to open the drivers side door. That safety feature, are on all modern cars. If that key slot is blocked up, time to call a lock smith, slim Jim the door open.That would be handy, if the OP could unlock the car.
See post #1...
The greyed out picture is from the 451 owners manual. No idea what model the OP actually has.
Recent thread, same situation, so figured I'd post in case there are some ideas.
Daughter left the lights on, so the battery is now dead.
As described before - the remote key now doesn't work, so can't get in to jump start the battery. Tried using the regular key, but there's a piece of metal blocking it - looks like by design, so kinda strange (see pic).
It's 2014 Smart 451 with the battery inside on the passenger side.
Any options other than calling an auto locksmith?
Would appreciate any ideas!
Daughter left the lights on, so the battery is now dead.
As described before - the remote key now doesn't work, so can't get in to jump start the battery. Tried using the regular key, but there's a piece of metal blocking it - looks like by design, so kinda strange (see pic).
It's 2014 Smart 451 with the battery inside on the passenger side.
Any options other than calling an auto locksmith?
Would appreciate any ideas!
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