Motor Industry Software Reliability Association

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2023 MISRA C++:2023 released, providing guidelines for the use of C++17 in critical systems.
2023 MISRA C:2023 released as the 2nd Revision of MISRA C:2012, integrating amendments AMD2, AMD3, and AMD4, plus technical corrigendum 2 (TC2), and adding support for C11 and C18 language features.
2021 MISRA transitioned to being managed by the MISRA Consortium Limited, an independent not-for-profit entity, marking a significant organizational restructuring.
2019 MISRA C:2019 released as the 1st Revision of MISRA C:2012, incorporating amendment 1 (AMD1) and technical corrigendum 1 (TC1), with additional security guidelines.
2012 MISRA C:2012 (3rd Edition) released, adding support for C99 language features, improved strong typing model, and analysis keywords.

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