5 Moto-Creators for Auto Trends, Reviews & Riding Culture in South India

India’s moto-vlogging and auto-content space has grown into a vibrant ecosystem with creators who blend fun, riding culture, travel stories and bike reviews. From seasoned auto editors to raw street-ride vloggers, each brings a distinct perspective shaped by their region, riding style and audience.

1. Dino’s Vault — Telangana

Dinesh Kumar, popularly known as Dino’s Vault, is a well-known moto-vlogger, auto-journalist and rider whose Instagram channel with 222K followers covers bike reviews, ride vlogs, travel adventures and gear breakdowns. He won the Best Vlogger Award at the HyBiz TV Media Awards, adding recognition beyond digital metrics. Dino frequently appears on lists of India’s top moto-vloggers and remains a reliable source for two-wheeler reviews and road-trip stories.

2. BigBang Biker — Karnataka

BigBang Biker has produced more than 430 videos and gained 24.5K Instagram followers. His content includes ride vlogs, long-distance trips and bike-related features that appeal strongly to Bengaluru and Karnataka riding groups. The combination of high volume, regular uploads and a grounded presentation style has helped him create a solid regional identity and a dependable viewer base that follows him for straightforward, practical ride experiences.

3. Baiju N. Nair — Kerala

Baiju N. Nair stands apart as a veteran in India’s auto space. Born in Kottayam, he is an automotive journalist, the chief editor of Smart Drive magazine and the host of the automotive show Smart Drive on Asianet News. With over 1.12 million YouTube subscribers, his content spans cars, bikes, road tests, reviews and travel features. His 2018 Kerala Sahitya Akademi Award further showcases his credibility as a writer and journalist. Baiju’s coverage extends beyond biking, making him a trusted voice for anyone following India’s broader automobile ecosystem.

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4. Vignesh PT — Tamil Nadu

Vignesh PT represents Tamil-language moto-vlogging, creating ride videos and travel vlogs tailored for Tamil-speaking audiences. He is a budding creator with 15.3K Instagram followers. Though not widely documented in mainstream lists, he caters to a regional niche with consistent, relatable content. For audiences seeking hyper-local language-led auto content, Vignesh’s channel offers a grounded view of rides, routes and biking culture in Tamil Nadu. His smaller scale often translates to tighter community engagement and better viewer interaction.

5. Ashik Sabu — Andhra Pradesh 

Ashik Sabu creates content on his YouTube channel with 75.3K subscribers within the Telugu moto-vlogging space, posting superbike rides, test reviews and gear-related videos. His content in the video “RIDING THE MIGHTY GSXR 1000 | TELUGU MOTOVLOG”, reflects a clear focus on the Telugu-speaking biking community. Though documentation of his achievements is limited, his regional niche is valuable for first-hand Telugu perspectives on superbikes, riding routes and gear culture, which can be seen in the community interaction. His channel also represents the rising category of growing regional creators with high engagement and community-driven traction.