Carlos Ghosn, already President of Nissan succeeded Louis Schweitzer at the head of Renault. He implemented the Renault Commitment 2009 plan, which aims to position the Group as Europe's most profitable carmaker. Since then, the Logan has enjoyed unfailing success in emerging markets. In 2008, Renault pursued its product offensive with the launch of New Mégane and rolled out numerous initiatives regarding the electric vehicle, partnering with Better Place and electricity utility EDF and presenting a prototype fuel-cell Scénic and the Z.E. Concept concept car. In 2011, the first electric vehicles launched: Kangoo Z.E. and Fluence Z.E. followed by Twizy. ZOE launches in 2013.