Looks like a P-85 with two replacement sounds. Glad they added a jazz organ. Does the P-95 have the same problem as the P-85? You know what I mean ... the bottom is not flat so it doesn't sit nicely on many k/b stands.
According to their manuals, the dimensions of the P-85 and P-95 are the same, I suspect they used the same chassis. However, I do see that the P-95 has a pair of well-placed small metal "cross beams" (about 6" x 1") on the bottom, which seem to serve no purpose other than providing a more solid (i.e. more consistently "flat") bottom to the piece. Maybe someone here could check a P-85 and see if it has those pieces or if that was a new addition. At any rate, I had no problem putting the P-95 on a stand, and have a hard time visualizing it being a problem putting it on any stand.
As for the other differences between the two models, besides the two changed sounds, I'm pretty sure the matte finish on the black keys is new to the P-95, and it does provide a nice feel. Also, according to the specs, the new model is unfortunately almost a pound heavier. But if that's the price of having the nicer feeling keys, it's probably worth it. Personally, I think the choir voice and jazz organ voice are probably more useful than having a second harpsichord and a second pipe organ... though if I were going to pick one tonewheel organ registration to emulate, I'd have picked what I think is the more universally usable 888000000 instead of one that also includes higher drawbars. But then I'm more of a rock player than a jazz player.
Overall, I'd have to say that the changes were worth making, they do improve the instrument, even if they are not major. For those who complain that they didn't improve it enough, if the choice were between this and just keeping the P-85 the way it was, I'm glad we have this. And the changes, minor as they may be, are sufficient to give it a new model number. It's much easier to refer to a P-85 and a P-95 than to say "do you have the P-85 with the 2 pipe organs or the one with the jazz organ" or whatever. Shades of Apple with their endless series of different versions of computers that all have the same name... not helpful.