I'm not too sure how this could really benefit Tesla though. I can see how it benefits Alcoa. Tesla buys its aluminum in rolls to start with. Whatever makes those rolls less expensive is a win sure, but really that will be a neglible cost saving to the overall production cost of the vehicle. The costs are driven by all those robots and the factory staff and of course the cost of the battery packs. (The battery packs are not driven by the cost of lithium by the way, but rather nickel. If someone could make a dent in nickel supply costs THAT would have a nice impact on the cost of the vehicles.)
The Model 3 will in all likelihood be made of steel to keep costs low. Alcoa would have to really drive down the costs of aluminum to steel levels in order to change that. Unlikely.