The Hurricanes have 26 players returning from the 2013 season, with the addition of newcomers Mark Abbott, Marty Banks, Cardiff Vaega and Hadleigh Parkes.
Prop John Schwalger also makes a return to Super Rugby after a successful ITM Cup campaign with the Wellington Lions, while former wider training group member Ash Dixon steps into the 32-man squad.
Manawatu's Callum Gibbons features in the wider training group for a second year and he is joined by teammates Chris Eves and Nehe Milner-Skudder. Tasman halfback Billy Guyton has also been included in the wider squad, along with Wellington loose forward Adam Hill.
Hurricanes coach Mark Hammett said he was happy with what his squad offered across the board, especially after watching the way many of them had performed during the ITM Cup season.
"Many of the players we have this year have shown a great deal of maturity throughout the ITM Cup," he said. "I also think the youth we had in our team three years ago have now gained a lot of experience as both international and Super Rugby players.
"I'm confident that group of players will step up this season."
Within their 2014 line-up, the Hurricanes have nine current All Blacks, four Maori All Blacks, and three Manu Samoa players. Those with international commitments will join the squad in January with the remainder of the squad beginning preseason duties on November 28.
The Hurricanes Squad for 2014
Forwards: Mark Abbott, James Broadhurst, Dane Coles, Ash Dixon, Ben Franks, Reggie Goodes, Jack Lam, Faifili Levave, Motu Matu'u, Mark Reddish, Ardie Savea, John Schwalger, Brad Shields, Eric Sione, Blade Thomson, Jeremy Thrush, Jeffery Toomaga-Allen, Victor Vito
Backs; Beauden Barrett, Marty Banks, Tim Bateman, Cory Jane, Alapati Leiua, James Marshall, Hadleigh Parkes, TJ Perenara, Matt Proctor, Julian Savea, Conrad Smith, Chris Smylie, Andre Taylor, Cardiff Vaega