Variants
- Bre 690.01
- Breguet 690 prototype.
- Bre 691.01
- Breguet 691 prototype.
- Bre 691
- Two-seat twin-engine ground-attack aircraft.
- Bre 693.01
- Breguet 693 prototype.
- Bre 693
- Two-seat twin-engine ground-attack aircraft.
- Bre 694.01
- Prototype intended to be two or three-seat tactical reconnaissance aircraft.
- Bre 695.01
- Bre 695 prototype.
- Bre 695
- A conversion of a Bre 693, was not particularly successful, the larger, heavier and higher-drag Pratt & Whitney R-1535 Twin Wasp Junior engines reducing visibility and providing only a minor performance improvement at lower altitudes. Only a few 695s were operationally used before the armistice.
- Bre 696.01
- A two-seat light bomber prototype, which was first ordered and then cancelled in favour of the Bre 693.
- Bre 697
- Intended as a pre-prototype for the Breguet 700 C2 heavy fighter. Powered by Gnome-Rhône 14N-48/Gnome-Rhône 14N-49 engines which offered 50% more power than the 14M, the Bre 697 prototype displayed a sensational rate of climb, and was as fast as a Bf 109E. The Bre 700 was expected to offer even higher speed and would have been very heavily armed.
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