The major advantage it has over most of the units that scored higher on this list is that it’s not a noble troop, meaning training a large number of them will only take time and effort, not blind chance. The Khuzait Lancer is one of the best lance based horsemen in the game.
Strong dismounted performance makes them ideal for all situations, even sieges. This is probably the most versatile unit on this list. Mounted they represent a massive danger to all but the most elite units, and dismounted they are arguably even more dangerous. The first noble unit to make it onto my list is the Druzhinniik Champion. Strong bow with a good amount of arrows. 
They are a strong, ranged cavalry that will wreak havoc on infantry and enemy cavalry to a lesser extent. No list of cavalry would be complete without at least a few mentions from the Mongol-inspired Khuzaits, and their first appearance is the Heavy Horse Archer.
Only non-noble cavalry available for the Imperial faction. Heavily armored, making them more useful in scenarios where they cannot be mounted (sieges for example). The Imperial Bucellarii is a horse archer that trades in speed for strength, favoring heavy armor on both the rider and horse to the lighter faster load-outs of most horse archers. Reasonably strong shield for closer combat. Has the longest lance on this list, giving it a strong advantage over other cavalry. For this reason they definitely lack heavy cavalry but don’t let the Battanian Horseman’s more lightly armored appearance than most of the entries on this list deceive you, they are still a perfectly capable cavalry unit. The Battanian’s are a forest people whose armies are primarily built around hitting their enemies quickly and being mobile. 
With that feeling in mind, I’m going to go through my choices for the top 10 best mounted units in Bannerlord.
However, I doubt anyone would disagree that it’s hard to feel more powerful than when you have a strong cavalry at your side, thundering along the battlefield towards some poor, unsuspecting footmen. Situations that suit an archer perfectly, are terrible for a swordsman. Now, there’s obviously no type of unit that’s the best in an army, everything has their uses.
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