The interesting thing is that the PA is calling it "HQ-9/P." In of itself that may not mean much, but the PA hasn't been shy of using official export designations before -- e.g., LY-80, VT-4, etc. So, if this was a vanilla FD-2000, the PA probably would've called it the FD-2000/P.
It's possible that the HQ-9/P is neither the FD-2000 nor the HQ-9BE, but a unique variant that pre-dates the HQ-9BE, but is more capable than the FD-2000.
Regarding the range, the PA could be playing games. The ISPR clearly said the range is at least 100 km. Now, having been around fauji types for a while now, if the actual range was 100+ km, I don't think the PA would disclose 100+ km as the range. They'd keep it a secret. According to these guys, the Sea Sultan LRMPA should be a top-level state secret, but they're going to tell us the range of a "strategic" SAM? I'm pretty sure the Army didn't even disclose the range of the LY-80 yet.
If anything, the HQ-9/P's range is likely around 200 km, IMHO.
On top of that, I'll bet the PA could buy a high-energy laser for counter-UAV soon too.