Replacing quick release wheel with ebike - motored wheel
Yes, probably and maybe.   I'm unfamiliar with your bike model, but I have run my own ebike front motor for a couple years.

To answer your question - the old wheel is quick release, but the replacement one will likely be a bolt-on wheel.  It is possible to use quick release adapters, but wheel nuts are more secure and will hold the anti-spin washers better than a QR.

The main problems stem from design of the front forks and power of the motor.  As your motor powers on, the torque is transmitted through the axle.  Over time the dropouts get chewed out.

What is the wattage of your motor?   Anything under 300 watts doesn't have enough impulse power to cause a problem.  If you have over 500 Watts then a torque arm will help keep your forks working.

Here's an image of a torque arm - it helps distribute the rotational energy into the fork rather than just through the dropout.


Do you have disk brakes?  Your motor kit has to have bolt holes to support the rotor in the right place.   This is not an issue for rim brakes, but your rim brakes need to be working perfectly to cope with the extra speed and momentum.