Production chronology1941–1945
Sourced production or model lifecycle range used by the main catalog timeline.
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Breguet / Model record
BreguetType A2
Production1941–1945
Recorded originFrance
ClassTwo-seat electric microcar
The principal production Breguet electric, built at Anglet on a central backbone tube with body outriggers and an aircraft-cockpit-like two-seat envelope. Its extremely narrow driven rear axle eliminated a conventional broad rear track and helped create the long tapered tail. The control system supplied 36 volts for first and reverse and 72 volts for second. Advertising claimed 100 km range only at a steady 20 km/h; approximately 65 km at 40 km/h is the more useful published comparison. It cost 56,000 francs in August 1941. A 1942 example in the Louwman Museum is among the last of the run, while another surviving car carries chassis number 94.
Chronology ledger
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Record depth — Documented
How this is measured → This record contains useful sourced evidence, but it does not yet meet the reference-ready standard. Still needed: attributed imagery. Fields we cannot source stay empty rather than guessed.
Research notes
Just under 200 Type A-series production vehicles are reported by the Louwman Museum; surviving chassis 94 confirms numbered output but no exact final serial is published.